Todd Chretien Translating the Bern internationally How can we best convince a layer of Sanders' supporters that they ought to build a different kind of party than the Democrats?
Mark Friedman and Ruth Hurley A rising sea of red against Verizon Verizon workers are rallying in the thousands and confronting scabs in the biggest strike to hit the U.S. in years.
Joan McKiernan Don’t deport Malachy McAllister The Obama administration is set to deport the former Irish freedom fighter 20 years after he came to the U.S. in search of asylum.
Vladimir Lenin Ireland’s fight for self-determination In July 1916, Russian revolutionary Lenin offered his analysis of the Irish uprising against British rule, the Easter Rising.
Interview: Ana Saggioro Garcia The impeachment crisis shaking Brazil The impeachment of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff is more than just a conservative coup. It's the result of a deep economic and political crisis.
Statement What is to be done with the banks? A group of leading left-wing intellectuals and activists make the case for placing the banks at the service of people instead of profit.
Kate Nadel Occupying UMass for fossil fuel divestment Students held a weeklong occupation of the administration building to demand the school divest from fossil fuel companies.
Eamonn McCann Breaking silence over Palestine Israeli soldiers who have served in the Occupied Territories are joining others to share the truth about life under occupation.
Readers’ View Views in brief Against shaming Sanders' supporters | Sanders' support for Israel | Protest, but let Trump speak | Reforming capitalism isn't enough
Alan Maass Grand Old Party becomes a Grand Old Mess How can it be that the Republicans, the first party of Corporate America, could be facing the prospect of chaos at their nominating convention?
