Readers’ View “Broken windows” is a broken idea We need to challenge the liberal establishment any time they put forth policies like New York's "broken windows."
Elizabeth Schulte Last time the shutdown circus came to town The details of the last federal shutdown are eerily familiar--complete with Republican fanatics and Democrats pursuing an austerity agenda.
Noura Khouri and David Judd Oakland activists confront police war games Urban Shield is a SWAT team training exercise that turns the city of Oakland into a sprawling stage for war games.
Patrick O. Strickland Profiting off of Islamophobia Building on the intersection of racism and capital in the U.S. anti-Muslim hysteria has become a lucrative business for some.
Roger Annis Petro-political flows in Canada Popular opposition to limitless fossil-fuel projects is growing, but that isn't stopping the frenetic efforts of Canadian business.
Diana Méndez For all my liberation Eddie the Kid, a new novel by Leo Zeilig, tells the story of an activist struggling against war, loss and the police.
Eric Ruder The GOP’s love-hate relationship with the state Every Republican will tell you they're against "big government"--but there's other parts of the state they and their corporate masters don't mind.
Internationalist Workers Left We must defeat the neo-Nazis The Internationalist Workers Left looks at the tasks ahead for anti-fascists following the arrest of Golden Dawn leaders.
Kevin Ovenden Greece’s anti-fascist struggle The fight against Golden Dawn--the most pernicious and entrenched neo-Nazi force in Europe--has reached a critical moment.
Mark Steel Energy prices and the apocalypse If energy companies are going to be asked to get by on less than $9 billion in profits a year, they might as well not bother.
