Statement Protesting U.S.-backed repression in Egypt A group of U.S. educators are speaking out against detentions by the Egyptian military regime in response to renewed protests.
Scott McLemee We want the truth about Giulio News reports are confirming what solidarity activists feared: Egyptian security forces likely tortured and killed an Italian student.
Don Lash A tale of two Bill de Blasios Three years ago, New York City's mayor was a beacon for liberal hopes. Today, he's been exposed as an all-too-typical politician.
Mike Shea and Kirstin Roberts The next fight for the CTU Chicago teachers are weighing their options, including a possible strike, as the fight for their union and for public schools goes on.
Brian Parkin Thirty years after Chernobyl When human fallibility is applied to energy processes organized around production for profit, the worst can--and will--happen.
Carl Finamore What’s at stake in the faculty fight at CCSF? A frustrating year at the negotiating table led faculty at the City College of San Francisco to organize a one-day strike.
Marc Pessin Trump is unwelcomed in the Hudson Valley Several hundred people in Poughkeepsie, New York, joined the growing number of anti-racists protesting Donald Trump.
Joe Richard and Ruth Hurley This strike needs to be a line in the sand The walkout at Verizon, now in its third week, is an important battle for everyone who wants to stop the relentless war on the working class.
Wael Elasady How do we explain the 2016 election? To understand the elections today, we must look beyond this moment to the deeper roots of what is happening in U.S. politics.
Kate Nadel Linking our struggles at UMass Amherst Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein joined Amherst activists and a Verizon striker to demand climate and economic justice.
