Nicole Colson Fear and loathing on the Trump trail Trump's hateful bigotry can't be ignored, but confronting it means recognizing that his popularity stems from the bankruptcy of the status quo.
Dorian Bon Slandering BDS at Columbia Socialists at Columbia University are under attack for daring to support the Palestinian struggle for liberation, both past and present.
Tom Gagné Turkey’s war on the Kurds intensifies The Turkish government is using a deadly car bombing in Ankara as an excuse to escalate its war on the Kurdish struggle.
Owen Hill How can we challenge the Portland evictions? Dozens of poor and disabled people will be senselessly thrown out of their homes and into the Maine winter at the start of March.
Julian Guerrero The call to close down Rikers gets louder New York City activists rallied to demand that the politicians talking about closing the infamous island jail start taking action.
Steve Leigh Maybe they should invade the U.S. In Where to Invade Next, Michael Moore shows how other countries solved problems that plague the "world's greatest democracy."
Leela Yellesetty The ugly secret hidden behind Seattle’s boom Growing prosperity for some in Seattle has come at the expense of desperation for others, including a state of emergency around homelessness.
Edna Bonhomme and Danny Katch Why is the Red Cross pestering an SW writer? The authors of a recent SocialistWorker.org article about Haiti respond to a complaint from the American Red Cross.
Mukund Rathi Is Apple a privacy champion? The debate about consumer privacy is at a boiling point in the battle between Apple and the FBI over iPhone encryption.
Asher Platts Greens can’t abandon our battleground It would be irresponsible for Maine Green Party members to caucus or vote for Bernie Sanders as some people are calling for.
