Alex Schmaus California’s $15-an-hour win What does California's decision to raise the minimum wage mean for low-wage workers--and the labor movement?
Bill Mullen The war on BDS in Indiana heats up The demonization of the Palestinian freedom struggle reached a fever pitch with flyers targeting a student activist as a "terrorist."
Sandra Bloodworth The refugee “crisis” of a decaying system Migrants fleeing war-torn countries seeking asylum are confronting the cold walls of European capitalism in the 21st century.
Mark Steel Gimme (tax) shelter If we start clamping down on billionaires who avoid paying taxes, they might leave and avoid paying taxes somewhere else.
Danny Katch Why I won’t be voting for Bernie I have felt the Bern this past week, without ever questioning my decision to not vote for Sanders (or Clinton) in the Democratic primary.
Haley Swenson and Emily Shaw Kasich isn’t a “moderate” Ohio Gov. John Kasich's reputation as a "compassionate conservative" comes as a shock to those who live under his policies.
Moira Geary and Gala M. Pierce Aramark workers notch a win at Loyola Solidarity from students was key to winning a new contract for dining hall workers at Loyola University in Chicago.
Lichi D’Amelio Twenty-three days for Ramarley After four long years and no accountability or justice, it is long past time to hold the cops who killed Ramarley Graham to account.
Dave Zirin Their goal is for equal pay The men "get paid more to just show up than we get paid to win major championships," say U.S. women's national soccer players.
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor The sharp edge of American racism The need to build a larger movement is about coming to terms with the enormity of our task when we talk about ending police terrorism in our communities.
