Nicole Colson Christian Right kidnappers Ten missionaries are in jail in Haiti, accused of kidnapping 33 children--but the U.S. media has stopped just short of portraying them as victims.
Andy Libson Join us in resisting the cuts A San Francisco teacher asks Superintendent Carlos Garcia to answer the question all defenders of social justice must: Which side am I on?
Edgar Esquivel Will Local 952 take on UPS? Teamster rank-and-filers in Southern California are challenging their union leaders' failure to confront UPS over contract violations.
Alexandra Cooper and Loren Balhorn Stopping the Nazis in Dresden More than 10,000 people from all over Germany and Europe gathered in Dresden to prevent the neo-Nazis from marching.
Readers’ View What Measures 66 and 67 mean The passage of measures in Oregon to raise corporate taxes give a glimpse into the anger that people feel at having to pay for the economic crisis.
Readers’ View Banning abortion costs lives A display by University of Washington's "Students for Life" tried to convince people that abortions were harmful to women's health.
Lee Sustar U.S. ratchets up the pressure on Iran The U.S. is preparing for stiff new sanctions against Iran as the government of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad tightens its grip on power.
Arun Gupta A military occupation in disguise The rapid mobilization of U.S troops in Haiti wasn't done for humanitarian reasons--we're seeing a neoliberal economic plan imposed, at gunpoint if necessary.
Dave Zirin An old buffoon’s new complaint Beneath the Oxford education, Christopher Hitchens has all the subtlety of a blowtorch--and unfortunately, he's now turned his attention to sports.
Matthew Palm Our chance to send a message The people who step up for the March 4th Day of Action in California will be the people whose voices get heard across the state.
