Jaime Pastor On the road toward Spain’s elections At stake in the December general elections is whether or not the bipartisan dynasty that has dominated national politics will survive.
Readers’ View Fighting for a future free from capital Even in a world of war and injustice, the fundamental human sense of justice can never be quite fully extinguished.
Sarah Levy Israel’s reign of terror in Jerusalem Amid recent primitive attacks on Israelis, anti-Arab lynch mobs, backed up by soldiers and police, are inflicting even more violence on Palestinians.
Lupita Romero Workers expose B&H Photo Video A group of New York City warehouse workers are successfully standing up to retaliation against their efforts to win a union.
João Camargo Shifting currents after Portugal’s election A member of the Left Bloc analyzes the political turmoil after the left's strong showing in Portugal's October 4 elections.
Cat Rose Why was Manjit worked to death? The hardship of Manjit Singh's life--and the loneliness of his death in one of the richest countries in the world--is horrifying.
Dave Zirin In defense of Katina Powell The NCAA system is an ugly greed-pit where adults use teenagers and monetize the college experience for financial gain.
Michael Ware and Ragina Johnson Preparing to confront the politicians’ hot air With another summit on climate change starting next month, climate justice activists say they are ready for protests "on a scale not seen before."
Lily Hughes From behind death row’s walls A new book from political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal includes essays that range beyond his thoughts on the injustice system.
Lance Selfa What kind of alternative for Chicago? Labor and community activists in Chicago met to approve "principles of unity" for the United Working Families organization.
