Speech The roots of the counterrevolution Egypt's revolution of 2011 is suffering through a period of major defeat in which the old order regained the upper hand.
Interview: Shafeka Hashah and Niveen Israel’s rampage at close range Two young women living in the West Bank describe how Israel's collective punishment has been directed at all Palestinians.
Interview: David McNally Neoliberal monstrosities The proliferation of monster types in popular culture speaks to deep-seated anxieties about the ways capitalism degrades us.
Jason Farbman The terror state lashes out A sustained wave of Israeli violence against Palestinians has brought tensions to a boil throughout the West Bank, Gaza and Israel itself.
Interview: David McNally Global slump and the new normal Seven years of economic crisis has created a new normal: extreme social inequality coexisting with a stagnant global system.
Ryan Nanni, Biff Anderson and Ben Silverman Standing up to Israel’s intensifying violence People in Chicago, Washington, D.C., and New York City held emergency protests to show their solidarity with Palestinians.
Henry Ayers Fighting for water in Detroit Social justice groups are mobilizing to demand that Gov. Rick Snyder stop water from being shut off to 150,000 homes.
Readers’ View Views in brief SW and the fight for a better world | The Democratic stranglehold | The out-of-touch Clintons | Next in the Fight for 15 | The hologram of democracy
Elizabeth Schulte The end of a decade-old witch hunt Sami Al-Arian--one of the most shocking examples of the federal government's persecution of Arabs and Muslims--may finally see some justice.
Comment Time to wake up and get ready for a fight A California teacher argues that a state court decision overturning tenure and seniority needs to be confronted head-on.
