Mukund Rathi A power more supreme than any judge The fight against Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination is part of a larger process of building social movements that can achieve our demands.
Roundtable We can’t let UPS push us around As UPS Teamsters prepare to vote on the union’s tentative agreement, three New York City Teamsters explain why they’re voting no.
Nick Burt His legacy is our hatred for him I’m glad Rahm Emanuel won’t be Chicago’s mayor, but the indignity of not seeking a third term doesn’t come close to being justice.
Roundtable Claiming the sidewalk in defense of patients A group of grassroots activists in Everett, Washington, is going strong in defense of abortion clinics nearly two years after they met.
Todd St Hill and brian bean The movement that brought Laquan’s killer to trial The trial of the Chicago cop who killed Laquan McDonald four years ago starts today—but only after protests exposed the city’s cover-up.
Dorian B. Who will be the casualties of a trade war? An all-out trade war between the U.S. and China would have enormous consequences. What is Trump after, and what should the left say?
Howie Hawkins New York workers need a raise The Green Party candidate for governor celebrated Labor Day by calling on workers to raise their sights beyond centrist Democrats.
Dominique Daigneault Countering a neoliberal assault on all of us The president of a council of unions in the Montreal region sends solidarity greetings to workers and their unions in the U.S.
Obrero Socialista De pie contra el huracán de privatizaciones El año escolar en Puerto Rico tuvo un comienzo desastroso, pero los docentes le dieron un tono diferente con un día de huelga.
Ashley Smith A hero for their class, not for ours The tributes to John McCain were designed to whitewash his many crimes and rehabilitate the bad old days of the “Washington consensus.”
