U.S. Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel A historic breakthrough for BDS The American Studies Association's backing of the academic boycott of Israel is sending shock waves through the academy.
Nicole Colson Concessions disguised as compromise When a Republican fanatic like Paul Ryan agrees on a budget "compromise," it's bad news for working people.
Alan Maass and Lee Sustar Which way are the Ukraine protests headed? The mass protests are the product of popular discontent with a repressive government, but looking to Europe isn't the answer.
Norma Villegas and Anoki Casey Sticking together for 15 Activists in San Diego are mobilizing for a living wage--and building solidarity with an unjustly fired McDonald's worker.
Brian Huseby Turn the tide on deportations For International Human Rights Day, activists around the U.S. mobilized for an end to the deportation of immigrants.
Carl Finamore A movement in distress Steve Early's Save Our Unions tells stories of workers confronting corporate power--while often battling leaders of their unions.
Dave Zirin Peyton Manning? Really? Sports Illustrated's bland choice for Sportsperson of the Year shortchanged this year's many compelling story lines.
Aaron Petcoff A voice for the struggle Revolutionary movements have always created their own newspapers to spread their ideas and organize the struggle.
Brian Ward A First Nations fight against the frackers A Texas energy company is leaving New Brunswick for now--and demonstrators will prepare to protest if it comes back.
Interview: Haidar Eid Two states is an apartheid idea A Palestinian activist and scholar makes the case for "one state"--a single, secular, democratic nation in all of historic Palestine.
