Don Lash The NYPD’s new motto: Serve and evict An investigation has exposed one of the ugly practices of New York City cops: evicting people who have committed no crime.
Interview: Katina Cummings On the tide of misery A Vermont activist and union organizer who recently traveled to Greece describes the horrors of the refugee crisis in Europe.
Radical Socialist A student struggle builds in New Dehli A government crackdown on student activists at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, India, has sparked angry protests.
Obrero Socialista ¿El año de los renegados? La elección de 2016 ya se están produciendo grandes sorpresas, en formas que son a la vez aterradoras y excitantes para la izquierda.
brian bean Lessons for the new Black freedom struggle Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor's book takes Black Lives Matter movement as a jumping-off point to examine the history of racism and anti-racism.
Joe Richard A special Valentine for public-sector workers Without Scalia, the Supreme Court probably won't rule against public-sector unions in the Friedrichs case--but the fight isn't over.
Obituary: Sandy Boyer Determination in the cause of justice The best tribute to Sandy is to extend his commitment and put into practice the lessons that we learned from him.
Robin Yassin-Kassab The darkest days yet for Syria Intense Russian air strikes combined with Iranian-backed militias on the ground are winning Syria back for the Assad regime.
Leia Petty When justice was in the air in Wisconsin Five years ago, union workers and their supporters descended on Wisconsin's capitol to protest union-busting legislation.
Lee Sustar Can the U.S. escape the slump? Unemployment is at its lowest level since the Great Recession struck, but that doesn't mean the U.S. is immune to the global slowdown.
