Alessandro Tinonga Duterte reaches for more power Rodrigo Duterte has declared martial law in part of the Philippines as he seeks to centralize all power in his own hands.
Marea Socialista Maduro is trying to subvert popular democracy If the Maduro government continues to try to rewrite the constitution without a popular mandate, it will be extinguishing Chavismo.
Scott McLemee I spy with all your little eyes The government's "If you see something, say something" policy has a long history, but it takes on a new meaning in the Internet era.
Obrero Socialista Solidaridad vs. chivo expiatorio A menos que la solidaridad demostrada después del atentado en Manchester prevalezca, la derecha tratará de azuzar miedo para justificar más represión.
International Socialist Organization Stand up for the victims of racist hate The far right has re-emerged--bigger and more lethal than in decades. We need to take a stand in solidarity with the oppressed through mass action.
Pranav Jani Face to face with the Wendy’s bosses Farmworkers and their supporters took on Wendy's executives on their own home turf: inside the company's shareholders meeting.
Elizabeth Schulte Will the Democrats ever stand for something? Democratic leaders think they can rely on the fact that they're not Trump to win back votes, but issues like abortion and health care actually matter.
Jeanine Santa Cruz Hernández and Claire Douglas The Border Patrol’s war on an innocent family Claudia Rueda led a campaign to clear her mother of bogus drug charges leveled by the Border Patrol--and now faces deportation.
Steve Leigh Organizing SeaTac for 15 A new book examines the campaign for a living wage for Seattle airport workers in the larger context of the employers' offensive.
Leo Zeilig Precarious workers strike back The militancy, daring and courage of two strikes by cleaners and security workers in London challenges all of us to step forward.
