Danny Katch #BillionairesWithHer Not only is Hillary Clinton is piling up endorsements from Wall Street parasites and hawks who engineered the Iraq war--she's proud of it.
Keith Rosenthal and Alan Maass How a third party helped to abolish slavery Though they are reviled by liberals today, third parties have played an important part in advancing progressive causes in the U.S.
Steve Leigh Why should we modernize annihilation? The Obama administration's proposal for "nuclear modernization" can only lead to a more dangerous and deadly world.
Scott McLemee Unpacking the culture quandary Terry Eagleton's book tries to make sense of the sheer quantity and variety of stuff crammed into what gets called "culture."
Readers’ View Views in brief They nearly killed my son | The continuing struggle at Yale? | Stein courts the anti-science crowd | Aiding and abetting the blacklist
Nicole Colson They turned U.S. streets into a war zone In the "world's greatest democracy," police are increasingly indistinguishable from a heavily armed occupying army deployed by the Pentagon.
Statement Anger boils over again in Kashmir The Indian government has unleashed a new wave of repression against a growing resistance by the people of Kashmir.
Charles Holm and Chase Newton A new road ahead for the Green Party The Green Party convention nominated Jill Stein as its presidential candidate, but there were other exciting moments in Houston.
Brian Sullivan Where poverty and eviction meet The book Evicted provides an important view of the crisis of housing for the poor through the eyes of residents of Milwaukee.
Eric Ruder The shameful foundation of the Clintons’ power The Clinton Foundation fuses fundraising, influence-peddling, Washington networking, faux “humanitarianism” and a grasp for power and money.
