New Anticapitalist Party A sign of austerity and crisis In the face of election victories for the European right, the left must renew its determination to fight for an alternative.
Obituary: General Baker The man that Chrysler learned to fear One of the best-known figures from the Black workers' rebellion in late 1960s Detroit has died after a long illness.
John Yanno Solidarity to save our schools Several hundred New York City teachers, parents and students rallied against the corporate school reform agenda.
Readers’ View Mistreated by the VA system I see the writing on the wall: As an aging veteran, I will begin to receive less care, as I am considered expendable.
Obrero Socialista Independiente del 1 Por Ciento ¿Qué opinamos de la nueva apertura política electoral para la izquierda, y cómo encaja en nuestro proyecto de construir el poder de la clase obrera?
Hal Draper Socialism and democracy This first installment of The Two Souls of Socialism introduces Karl Marx's idea of the self-emancipation of the working class.
Leia Petty Anger brewing over NYC teachers’ contract New York City teachers want to know: Why are leaders of the United Federation of Teachers selling the city's contract offer so hard?
Interview: Sotiris Martalis A victory ahead for Greece’s left? A SYRIZA candidate for European parliament describes the political situation as Greece comes to an election showdown.
Eric Ruder Jailed in Egypt for daring to speak out A member of Egypt's Revolutionary Socialists is among those sentenced to prison for the "crime" of holding a protest.
Karen Domínguez Burke What will hold back the right in Venezuela? Venezuela's right is making gains--through both its campaigns of violence and sabotage and the government's concessions.
