Michael Brown Police killers go free in Southern California The trial of cops who murdered Kelly Thomas in a grisly beating captured on videotape ended in a not-guilty verdict.
Tithi Bhattacharya Standing with Sangeeta Richards An Indian diplomat's ill treatment of a domestic worker exposes the hypocrisy of both the U.S. and Indian governments.
Yasmine Kamel We won’t let Interfaith close Workers at Interfaith Medical Center in Brooklyn occupied their workplace to stop ambulance drop-offs from being cut off.
Comment Dominican Republic’s retroactive apartheid A ruling by the Dominican Republic's top court that would strip Haitian immigrants of their citizenship stinks of racism.
Students Against Israeli Apartheid A defender of oppression The Syrian nun Mother Agnés presents herself as a humanitarian, but she is a supporter of the Syrian regime.
Editorial Stealing Roe one law at a time Forty-one years after the Supreme Court decision that made abortion legal, the attacks on reproductive rights are coming faster than ever.
Eric Ruder Pretext for a crackdown Egypt's military government used its campaign to pass a new constitution as a justification for repressing all dissent.
Kevin Moore and Rachel Cohen Unmasking the Chicago charter scam Parents, students, teachers and other Chicagoans are coming together to confront the further proliferation of charter schools.
Steve Early Making wages sustainable The Restaurant Opportunities Center United, cofounded by Saru Jayaraman, assists workers in higher-end restaurants.
Mark Steel The bankers’ hard-earned bonuses The people who run banks need mega-bonuses as an incentive to maximize profits, which clearly benefits us all.
