Raúl Zibechi Bolivia’s patriarch in trouble Faced with protests and an economic crisis, Evo Morales lost a referendum that would have allowed him to run for president again.
Danny Katch The watcher and the watched Laura Poitras' Astro Noise at the Whitney in New York takes exhibit-goers under the microscope of the U.S. surveillance state.
Khury Petersen-Smith and brian bean Socialists and the case for reparations The left debate is posed as either support for slavery reparations or an alternative, socialist solution. But why should it be an either/or choice?
Dorian Bon Why are #OurThreeBoys dead? Islamophobic violence, spurred on by the politicians, can't be ruled out in the recent slaying of three men in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Don Lash The rush to blame a mother The death of a 2-year-old child in an apartment fire in Brooklyn is being used to attack her mother as an unfit parent.
Alessandro Tinonga People Power upends a dictator This year marks 30 years since the mass mobilizations that brought down U.S.-backed tyrant Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines.
Eamonn McCann The deafening silence over Netanyahu’s racism The Israeli prime minister referred to Palestinians as "wild beasts"--but there wasn't even mild outrage in the media.
Danny Katch Super Doomsday? For the Democrats, the status quo triumphed in the primary elections on March 1, but for the Republicans, it was more the status what-the-f%$k.
Elizabeth Schulte Protecting women from their rights In the Supreme Court's latest abortion case, the fight is between those who say they want to protect women and those who actually do.
Charles-André Udry Portugal’s political impasse The election of a conservative president in Portugal adds a new dimension to an already complicated "tri-polar" array of forces.
