Rene Rougeau Mass arrests at Standing Rock Water protectors protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline faced the worst day of mass arrests since founding their encampment.
Alessandro Tinonga Is Duterte an anti-imperialist? The new president of the Philippines may be challenging the U.S., but he is currying favor with another empire at the same time.
Gilbert Achcar Standing against barbarism Those loyal to the hopes created by the Arab Spring revolts must condemn the terror falling from the sky, whatever its source.
Brian Huseby Olympia stands in the way of fracking Some 250 protesters turned out at the Port of Olympia to protest fracking and stand in solidarity with Standing Rock protesters.
Interview: Yusef Salaam Marked for death by Trump when he was 15 A member of the Central Park 5 talks about being the target of a witch hunt for a crime he didn't commit--something Donald Trump still won't admit.
Julian Guerrero The NYPD executed Deborah Danner A 66-year-old woman with schizophrenia is the latest victim of a police department and a health care system that put her last.
Brian Ward Unraveling America’s founding myths A book that examines myths about Native Americans and U.S. history associated with them couldn't come out at a better time.
Balázs Nagy Eyewitness to Hungary’s revolution Sixty years ago, Hungarian workers rose up in defiance of intense repression and challenged the Stalinist dictatorship.
Jen Roesch The occupation heard around the world Five years ago, Occupy Wall Street erupted onto the political landscape--and gave voice to the class anger brewing beneath the surface of U.S. society.
Hal Draper Who’s going to be the lesser evil in 1968? A classic from socialist Hal Draper argues that the continual questioning of "Who is the lesser evil?" is a disaster for the left.
