Obrero Socialista ¿Qué hacer en Venezuela? Así como el gobierno de Maduro se agrieta y la derecha continúa su ofensiva, la izquierda debe unirse tras una visión diferente del socialismo.
Interview: Fred Magdoff The flooded landscape of 21st century capitalism Texas' disaster has its roots in a system that affects the climate through global warming and the built environment through unchecked development.
John Monroe We won’t let Patriot Prayer go unopposed Far-right extremists are again assembling in one of their target cities: Portland, Oregon. But counterprotests are being organized.
Navine Murshid Floods are devastating South Asia, too Intense rains in Bangladesh, India and Nepal have killed 1,400 people and left millions struggling to find shelter and drinking water.
Elizabeth Lalasz She was only protecting a patient The video of a nurse arrested for defending a patient's rights shows both the brutality of police and the threats nurses face on the job.
Steve Leigh and Alan Maass The nuclear threat that Trumps them all The unthinkable possibility of nuclear war is in the headlines after U.S. officials reacted with shrill threats to North Korea's test of a hydrogen bomb.
Charles Holm and Riley Taylor Taking on the anti-immigrant attack in Texas An activist is facing serious charges after statewide protests against an anti-immigrant law, as Donald Trump plans to end DACA.
Sean Petty How can we win Medicare for all? We desperately need to develop the social forces capable of challenging both parties' opposition to single-payer health care.
Kyle Gilbertson Illinois Republocrats pass a school voucher bill Chicago's Democratic mayor teamed up with the Republican governor to pass a bill that's an open assault against teachers unions.
Leia Petty Resisting the backlash against women As supporters of women's rights face attacks under a Trump presidency, there are lessons to be learned from the right-wing backlash of the 1980s.
