Olivier Besançenot and François Sabado France rises up in the night Hundreds of thousands are gathering nightly in public squares in France in a movement reminiscent of Occupy Wall Street.
Interview: Jahi Spaloss and Harry Saunders This is a war for our education Two of the organizers of a mass walkout of Boston high school students against budget cuts talk about the high stakes of their fight.
Steve Leigh Protests expose the truth about racism at UW Some 500 students rallied at the University of Washington to demand that the campus administration tackle institutional racism.
Eric Ruder Capital crimes from Panama to Delaware The shadowy world of tax shelters and shell corporations stretches to the U.S.--and most of it is perfectly legal, despite the deadly consequences.
Ashley Smith What did Quebec public-sector unions achieve? Public-sector unions have ratified contracts with disappointing concessions that raise questions about where the fight is headed.
Rory Fanning The wars in our schools The military's recruiters in our schools won't tell kids anything that might make them think twice about the glories of military life.
Daniel Werst Another case of police murder in New Orleans Only a racist system could shield the cops who fired 20 bullets at someone for the "crime" of being in a car that rolled two feet.
Statement Punishing union militants for fighting back Local leaders at auto plants in southern Italy are being punished by union leaders for protesting speedup and mandatory overtime.
Obrero Socialista Nuevo fervor por el socialismo La ira de clase que subyace la popularidad de Bernie Sanders no comenzó con su campaña, y tampoco va a terminar con ella.
Danny Katch Saving capitalism or getting rid of it? Bernie Sanders' mass popularity has revived interest in socialism, but it also raises a question for the left: What does socialism mean to us?
