Danny Katch How can we make a “political revolution”? Bernie Sanders is rallying millions of people around his call for a "political revolution." But what would it take to actually make one happen?
Lichi D’Amelio A pro-prison backlash in New York City The shooting of an NYPD officer is giving momentum to those who want to keep the structures that created mass incarceration.
Interview: Lillian Osborne From free speech to solidarity Activists for Palestine at Loyola University find themselves at the intersection of struggles for free speech and workers' rights.
Tom Gagné and Alan Maass How did Turkey’s ruling party regain its grip? The AKP emerged stronger after Turkey's latest election--but not strong enough to crush the pro-Kurdish, democratic resistance.
Patrick Bond A breakthrough for South African students With their militant mobilization against tuition hikes, South African students set the stage for a historic victory over neoliberalism.
Tom Bramble The rise of the 0.0001 percent Forget about the 1 Percent for a minute--let’s look at the filthiest of the filthy rich and see how they get their wealth.
Elizabeth Schulte Republican budget blackmail works again The Democrats are claiming that they won out against the Republicans' steamroller, but how much is there to celebrate in the budget agreement?
Chris Williams Can we reach an ecological civilization? Pressure is building for dramatic change to preserve our ecosystem, but it will take overturning capitalism's war on nature.
Lance Selfa The system that keeps out third parties A Socialist Worker contributor looks at some of the factors that prevented the emergence of a left-wing third party in the U.S.
Rachel Cohen These clinics will stay open More than 100 people joined in clinic defense actions at three Planned Parenthood sites in Chicago to counter anti-choice protesters.
