Dave Renton The foul anatomy of the international right As the right wing evolves so rapidly, precise distinctions between conservatives, "populists" and fascists are difficult to make.
Moira Geary Solidarity over sectarianism in Belfast The book Struggle or Starve tells the hidden story of how working-class Belfast came together to strike against anti-poor laws.
Cindy Beringer Texans demand universal health care A protest planned against the Republicans' health care bill turned into a victory celebration and a call for Medicare for all.
Readers’ View A racist curfew in Madison Plans by a Madison mall to require teens to be accompanied by a parent or guardian for evening hours are designed to discriminate.
Elizabeth Schulte Ten days that Mooched the world In his brief time in the spotlight, Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramucci told us a lot about how Donald Trump and his administration view democracy.
brian bean The ugly reasons Trump cheered cop violence To rapturous applause and peals of laughter from an audience of cops, Trump turned up the green light for police abuse and terror.
Obituary: George Romero The American nightmare Today's monsters in Washington remind us of a lesson from the master of horror: The ghouls we should really fear aren't undead.
Hazel Croft They ask what’s wrong, not what happened For millions who suffer from mental health problems, the blame is placed on their individual behavior instead of the system.
Sharon Smith A Marxist case for intersectionality Intersectionality is defined in very different ways, but the concept as developed by Black feminists can help advance Marxist theory and practice.
Lichi D’Amelio Another teen victim at Rikers Island The treatment of Pedro Hernandez by New York City's criminal justice system shows how little has changed despite calls for reform.
