Danny Katch The Orlando massacre can’t be reduced to guns It's no surprise that the "warriors on terror" want to exploit Orlando--but the focus on gun control likewise misses the real causes of violence.
Keegan O’Brien and Elizabeth Schulte How the “bathroom bills” feed bigotry Politicians say they want to stop the hate behind the Orlando's killings--but then they feed bigotry with so-called "bathroom bills."
Rick Kuhn Stopping the march of Europe’s far right Exposing Austria's far-right Freedom Party for what it is, thereby undermining its respectability, is a vital task for anti-fascists.
James Plested Looming threat of the superbugs Antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria could become a bigger killer than cancer by 2050, but Big Pharma is thinking about profits.
Evergreen Students for Justice in Palestine and Olympia-TESC BDS A double victory at Evergreen Students at Evergreen State College backed resolutions in solidarity with the Palestinian people and with migrant farmworkers.
Readers’ View Saying “no” to scapegoating after Orlando We must not allow the Orlando tragedy to be turned into a justification adding to already existing oppression and discrimination.
Eric Ruder They want to use Orlando for the “war on terror” Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton wasted no time in attempting to exploit the Orlando massacre to serve their personal political agendas.
Marilena Marchetti The education deform empire strikes back New federal regulations signal that the Obama administration is still trying to ram through its agenda of high-stakes testing.
Sumaya Awad Who will end this Guantánamo nightmare? The story of "war on terror" detainee Mohamedou Ould Slahi is a reminder of how the rule of law has been bent and broken.
Amanda Achin Where are we on the road? The struggle for LGBTQ equality has come a long way, but the Orlando murders show us we still have a ways to go.
