Derek Wright Whose lives are on the line? Police kill someone every eight hours in the U.S., but their job doesn't even rank among the top 10 most dangerous occupations.
Mark Steel Liars together to the end Almost everyone admits the Iraq war was a catastrophe, and there's a giant report to confirm it--everyone but Tony Blair, that is.
Readers’ View Hair metal or Deadheads I was surprised at first that Socialism 2016 attendees found it easier to deal with Guns N' Roses fans than last year's Deadheads.
Nicole Colson Resisting the pro-police backlash after Dallas Police and the media are trying to shift the spotlight from the victims of police violence by blaming those who rose up to protest the killings.
Richard Seymour The winner of the worst coup plot ever The Labour Party members of parliament who were trying to depose left-wing party leader Jeremy Corbyn are suing for peace.
Chance Lunning We won’t rest until Philando gets justice Hundreds of people are keeping up a vigil outside the Minnesota governor's mansion to call for justice for another victim of police.
Dave Zirin Six athletes who stood up for Black lives Professional athletes have provided a flicker of hope during these agonizing days by speaking out against police violence.
Readers’ View What does voting for the lesser evil get you? Conditions in the U.S. today are clearly different than in Germany in the 1930s, but the lessons from the rise of Hitler still apply.
Interview: Charlotte Bence Standing for solidarity after the Brexit vote Britain's left has a central role to play in the continuing fight against racism and anti-immigrant hate following the referendum on the EU.
Eric Ruder Are the Democrats turning on Israel? Barack Obama's conflict with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is about imperial strategy, not opposition to Zionism.
