David Renton Do comparisons to the 1930s help? The question of whether Trump's victory marks a triumph for fascism depends, as always, on the definition of fascism you use.
Rory Fanning Veterans on an antiwar mission to Japan A speaking tour by two U.S. veterans opposed to war intersected with the efforts of Japanese activists challenging militarism.
Danny Katch Touch of evil In this week's column, meet a modern-day Philip Marlowe, trying to crack a murder case that only he can't seem to solve.
Danny Katch Saving jobs one corporate bribe at a time? Trump's Carrier deal shows how he will pose as a defender of jobs--unless unions offer a way forward by fighting the bosses instead of bribing them.
Ashley Smith An Islamophobic progressive? Tulsi Gabbard has a reputation as a liberal, but her defense of reactionary causes proves she has more in common with Trump.
Bill Mullen Confronting the far-right threat at Purdue When fascist flyers appeared on the campus of Purdue University, it spurred protests and a flurry of anti-racist organizing.
Sarah Levy Cynically using anti-Semitism to attack BDS A recent bill that sailed through the U.S. Senate purports to target anti-Semitism, but its actual goal is to silence critics of Israel.
Joe Allen The beginning of the end for Hoffa? The recent election in the Teamsters union didn't unseat the old guard's James P. Hoffa, but it left him discredited and vulnerable.
Keith Rosenthal Two poles of an evil duopoly Democrats and Republicans aren't identical, but they're tied together--and the rise of one conditions the eventual rise of the other.
Leonard Klein What we did in Iowa to chase away the Klan The Midwest Network to Stop the Klan was an example of successful anti-racist organizing in the 1990s that holds lessons for today's left.
