Comment They put a price tag on women’s health All the training in the world can't prepare health care providers for dealing with the financial obstacles that prevent them from doing their jobs.
Corey Robin A war on academic freedom in New York New York state legislators are voting on a bill that would bar colleges from participating in the American Studies Association.
Brian Napoletano and Héctor A. Rivera Why the autodefensas won concessions Two weeks after sending in troops, the Mexican government agreed to cooperate with self-defense groups in Michoacán.
Statement No pipeline will cross our lands A joint statement from First Nations people makes a call to action against federal approval for the Keystone pipeline.
Dave Marsh Following the golden thread I was one among many whose lives were changed by the power of Pete Seeger's conviction and the contagion of his vision.
Meredith Reese and Sarah Levy The battle lines have been drawn in Portland Stonewalled by school officials, teachers in Portland, Ore., will vote this week on whether to strike to win the schools they and their students deserve.
Sean Petty Strike threat wins for nurses More 3,500 home-care nurses in New York City have a new contract with raises and no significant concessions.
Zach Zill and Michael Ware New step for System Change Members of the ecosocialist coalition System Change Not Climate Change met to chart a way forward for the next year.
Caroline Gonzales and Jason Netek Faculty set strike date at UIC The Board of Trustees at the University of Illinois at Chicago may well have a walkout on their hands by February 18.
Obituary: Pete Seeger The sound of the small “c” Folk musician Pete Seeger reminded us that American culture has always had an organic and irresistible socialist streak.
