Ben Hillier The anarcho-madness of the free market There are few better examples of the waste built into capitalism than the periodic stock market crashes like the one in mid-August.
Mark Harris The measure of a revolutionary There's a tendency among defenders of the status quo to turn great historical figures like Eugene Debs into harmless icons.
Editorial Another world is worth getting organized for Despite being written off, socialism is in the air these days. That’s a start, but we need to build the political forces that can make it a real alternative.
Sarah Levy Who made Donald Trump go red in the face? The artist whose portrait of Donald Trump went viral explains why she thinks the painting struck an international nerve.
Phil Gasper What does Corbyn’s victory mean? In a repudiation of those who engineered its rightward shift, the Labour Party has elected the most left-wing leader in its history.
Interview: Wayne Au A legal victory against charter schools A leading education advocate explains the significance of a Washington state ruling against charter schools getting public funds.
Interview: Claire B. and Mariah R. On strike for student health Two school nurses on strike at Seattle Public Schools talk about the district's systematic disregard for student health care.
Edna Bonhomme NYC stands with the refugees New Yorkers joined protesters around the world in solidarity with Syrian refugees--and put a spotlight on their government.
Nicole Colson Why is Fortress Europe building bigger walls? Europe faces its worst refugee crisis since the Second World War, but political leaders are sending a message that will make things worse: Keep out.
Interview: Khury Petersen-Smith When we fight together, we all win A Black Lives Matter activist talks about how and why he spearheaded a historic statement of Black solidarity with Palestine.
