Readers’ View Guns and the suicide epidemic Suicide is the leading cause of gun deaths in the U.S., and it warrants attention in the discussion about stopping gun violence.
Emma Wilde Botta U.S. missiles won’t stop Syria’s suffering Another nightmare has been added to the misery and war in Syria--and there will be more to come if Trump orders his threatened military strike.
Pranav Jani Where will the struggle lead Kentucky teachers? Kentucky teachers are continuing a difficult fight in a Republican-dominated state, but something crucial has already been gained.
Interview: Ben Lorber Rescuing Jewish culture from Zionism Younger generations are breaking the stranglehold that pro-Israel politics has had on American Jewish life for decades.
Khury Petersen-Smith Hawkish talk from a liberal Democrat She has a progressive reputation on domestic issues, but when it comes to war and foreign policy, Elizabeth Warren can talk as tough as any Republican.
Interview: Daphna Thier The making of a massacre Israel deliberately deployed its forces to meet Palestinian border protests with deadly force--and that's exactly what took place.
Josh Wilner and Alex Schmaus Poverty wages at UC disgrace King’s legacy University of California workers held a day of action on the anniversary of Martin Luther King's murder to demand fairness.
Science for the People We need a science that advances social justice Defending science from attacks by the Trump administration isn't enough--we need to transform the role of science.
Emily Brooks Protesting an anti-choicer at the UN NYC for Abortion Rights members protested an anti-abortion official of the Trump administration when he spoke at the UN.
Danny Katch Why workers have the power to change society When working people organize collectively, they have their best hope to win change, and they provide a glimpse of how society could be different.
