Leela Yellesetty The canyon between the rich and the rest of us A new book by Michael Yates that takes stock of the human cost of inequality concludes that as bad as we think it is, the reality is worse.
Interview: Mohamad Junaid Kashmir must have nothing less than freedom A Kashmiri activist explains the backdrop to the latest outbreak of political unrest--and its brutal repression by the Indian occupiers.
Will Searby Striking against the “gig” economy Deliveroo workers in Britain won a victory that will be relevant across the world to workers in the so-called "sharing economy."
Steve Leigh Why do the Seattle cops want a fortress? Hundreds came to a Seattle City Council meeting to demand that officials halt plans to build a multimillion-dollar police station.
Tristin Adie How Clinton and the Democrats killed welfare Twenty years ago, Bill Clinton destroyed the federal welfare system--and millions of working people have been paying the price ever since.
Brian Ward Standing up at Standing Rock Native and environmental activists are protesting a pipeline project that would run right through the heart of Indian country.
Dave Zirin and Jules Boykoff The Rio Olympics’ longest-lasting legacy Vila Autódromo may have suffered mass displacement because of the Olympics, but it also became a symbol of resistance.
Obrero Socialista No bote su voto, hágalo contar En noviembre, usted puede ceder al miedo y votar por Hillary Clinton para detener a Donald Trump, o puede votar por el futuro que quiere.
Elizabeth Schulte She’ll keep America not so great for workers Hillary Clinton's economic proposals look a lot like the policies of Bill Clinton's administration--and that's not good news for workers.
Ashley Smith and Eric Ruder Montreal hosts the World Social Forum The World Social Forum in Quebec in August was the first held in the Global North, but turnout was lower than expected.
