Readers’ View Why shouldn’t non-citizens vote, too? Excluding millions from the electorate because of arbitrary criteria like nation of birth is an anti-democratic travesty.
Brian Ward Army Corps deadline looms at Standing Rock Water protectors fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline face an eviction order after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers capitulated to the Trump regime.
Orlando Sepúlveda An old message sent to a new president Thousands rallied in Union Park, the site of Chicago's mega-marches 10 years ago, as part of a national "Day Without Immigrants."
Joe Richard The right’s “right to work” onslaught With Republicans lawmakers buoyed after Trump's election, what will it take to push back against their war on unions?
Dave Zirin An NBA revolt against Trump With every tweet, Trump sends people--even NBA players who might never have thought about politics--into the streets.
Readers’ View Views in brief A life-changing experience | Planting seeds of change in many fields | Violence and the impact on people | Will conservatives protect the planet?
Jen Roesch The lessons of our counterprotests Our success in mobilizing against the antis outside Planned Parenthood clinics points to issues we need to address to resist the attack on our rights.
Nicole Colson An emergency caused by neglect The evacuation of 180,000 people from an area in northern California shows the human cost of America's crumbling infrastructure.
Scott McLemee Trump and the alt-right Donald Trump likes to think he not only won an election, but has "built a movement." And he has--just not the way he thinks.
Eric Ruder Trump’s “voter fraud” fraud won’t silence us Trump's false claims of voter fraud are being used to scapegoat the undocumented, but immigrant rights supporters are sending a message of resistance.
