Lee Sustar Imperial hypocrisy to justify an assault The U.S. is using the horrific chemical weapons attack in the Syrian region of Ghouta as an excuse for "humanitarian" intervention.
Editorial Lapdogs of the national security state For the mainstream media, being a mouthpiece to those in power is more important than asking questions about the erosion of our rights.
Clinton McBride People can’t drink natural gas Barnhart, Texas, became the first town to be sucked dry by the natural gas industry frackers--but it won't be the last.
Leela Yellesetty While they protested, he served The Butler tracks the history of civil rights in America through the perspective of a Black butler who served at the White House.
David Wood Justice for Ayyub Abdul-Alim Supporters of Ayyub Abdul-Alim are organizing to win his freedom after law enforcement targeted the Muslim man.
Lee Sustar The vultures after our schools One year after the successful Chicago Teachers Union strike, the enemies of public education are on the attack—and our kids will pay the price.
Lauren Byers Our struggle has just begun The Dream Defenders ended their month-long occupation of the Florida state Capitol by outlining what comes next in the fight.
Dave Zirin What would King have thought? The main speakers at the March on Washington did not match the politics and urgency of thousands gathered on the mall.
Interview: Paul Le Blanc A Freedom Budget for all people The coauthor of a new book on the Freedom Budget put forward by Martin Luther King talks about its significance.
Readers’ View Animal rights and food justice We should be ashamed of the cruelty of factory farms, but not of meeting human biological needs in a respectful way.
