Labor for Palestine Respect the BDS picket line Labor activists are circulating a letter calling on the UAW International to honor a local's historic vote in solidarity with Palestine.
Eamonn McCann Did Britain run both sides in Northern Ireland? With allegations that British intelligence was complicit in IRA killings, what justification is there for a conflict in which 4,000 died?
Eric Ruder What you need to know about the oil price war The impact of falling demand and increasing supply is driving the price of oil down far and fast--with devastating and unlooked-for consequences.
Laura Durkay Why are the Oscars still lily-white? The all-white nominations list for this year's Oscars is the starkest example, but it is symptomatic of Hollywood as a whole.
Dave Zirin Brazil in peril The roots of the Zika virus outbreak lie in the priorities that brought the World Cup and Olympics to Brazil in quick succession.
Tyler James On the chopping block in Illinois Illinois' Republican governor is demanding massive budget cuts for public colleges that will cost jobs and devastate communities.
Lauren Bianchi and Hannah Utain-Evans Marching against their “March for Lies” Abortion rights supporters turned out in Chicago's bitter cold to counterprotest the anti-choice "March for Life."
Editorial The “don’t vote for what you want” campaign Clinton supporters are worried about Bernie Sanders not because he's turning off voters with his radicalism--but because he's attracting them.
Nicole Colson Slanderers caught in their own trap The indictment of two anti-choice fanatics in Texas is welcome, but the right's attack on Planned Parenthood has already taken a toll.
Duncan Thomas No more Jungle, no more borders Refugees in the camp known as "the Jungle" in France are refusing to go quietly as the government attempts to move them.
