Christopher Baum and Alan Maass How activists are confronting ICE’s terror Fear is flooding through communities as Trump's war on immigrants intensifies, but activists are working on initiatives to defend the vulnerable.
Alan Maass A crumbling political order in France’s election The media celebration of Marine Le Pen's "defeat" in the presidential election's first round is both premature and shortsighted.
Chris Morrill Tufts nurses are ready to fight Nurses at Tufts Medical Center in Boston are sending a message to management to stop stalling on contract talks.
Paul Le Blanc How is Leninism relevant today? It remains a fact that socialists need to work together, as a democratic collective, to be effective in building a socialist movement.
Danny Katch Separating fact from fake news Trump has taken the U.S. government practice of lying to a new level, but the left can't start creating its own "alternative facts" to oppose him.
Interview: Sebastian Budgen Where will France end up after the election? The main parties have been eclipsed in this election by the surge of a far-right candidate and an unexpected challenge from the left.
Adam Marletta ICE grabs another victim in Maine A 28-year-old Somali immigrant and U.S. permanent resident was arrested by ICE agents in the middle of a court hearing.
James Plested Why capitalism clings to fossil fuels A transition to renewable energy even makes sense for capitalism, but this is a system where sense doesn't count for much.
David Whitehouse Will Trump start a new Korean War? Trump is dialing up the rhetoric about getting tough with North Korea, which will keep the region on a hair trigger for some time to come.
Eugene Dardenne Making science serve the people The experiences of an organization that took on racist and reactionary pseudoscience 40 years ago hold lessons for us today.
