Cindy Beringer From warrior to antiwarrior Tomas Young paid the ultimate price for the U.S. war in Iraq, but his story of resistance to war will always survive.
Ashley Smith The untold toll of Obama’s war on ISIS The U.S. and its de facto allies like Russia may achieve a military victory over ISIS, but it will lead to more violence, repression and suffering.
Nicole Colson Do gorillas matter more than Black families? The media circus about assigning blame for the death of a gorilla in the Cincinnati Zoo is a stark illustration of 21st century racism.
Revolutionary Socialists of Egypt The crisis of the Sisi regime Recent weeks have exposed the contradictions of Egyptian society, marked both by resistance and hideous repression.
Joe Allen I support the DePaul protesters DePaul President Rev. Dennis Holtschneider shouldn't apologize to the right-wingers who brought a bigot to speak on campus.
Steve Leigh Don’t let UW drop our TAs Students and workers rallied against the University of Washington's plan to cut teaching assistant positions.
Todd Chretien Could President Sanders make it a Red House? What if Bernie Sanders somehow overcame all the obstacles in front of him and became the next president? What would happen then--and why?
Amy Muldoon Verizon battle continues on the first day back Verizon management wanted to re-establish control over the workplace after the strike ended, but its plans backfired spectacularly.
Ugo Palheta and Julien Salingue A new beginning in France? The mass mobilizations rocking the French government represent the dawn of a new sequence of social and political struggles.
Dave Zirin Greater than the Cassius of old In 2008, Dave Zirin's A People's History of Sports paid tribute to Muhammad Ali as a giant in the sports world--and in U.S. history.
