Readers’ View A glorious antidote to Tarantino Leopold Trepper was a Second World War hero--a real Jew who really fought Nazis--and someone who Hollywood never thought to put in a movie.
Readers’ View Views in brief SK workers struggling in Defiance | Our rights can't wait | Some corrections on Carcieri | Fighting evictions from Fair Valley | Why the right won't debate health care
Lee Sustar Drawing the line for health care Workers at SK Hand Tools are taking a stand on the picket line against a company that unilaterally cut off their health insurance.
Interview: Paul Le Blanc Why we’re protesting the G20 An organizer of the People's Summit on why activists are mobilizing to present an alternative during the Group of 20 summit in Pittsburgh.
Joe Allen Inglourious savages The "love of movies" can sometimes get in the way of making a great film. A case in point is Quentin Tarantino's latest film Inglourious Basterds.
Anthony Papa Election-year change of heart? Former Judge Leslie Crocker Snyder says she supports reforming New York's harsh Rockefeller Drug Laws--but is that just a ploy for the campaign?
Orlando Sepúlveda and Robert D. Skeels We demand legalization for all Immigrants took to the streets in Chicago and LA to put pressure on the Obama administration to stop policies that target immigrant workers.
Editorial Sinking deeper in Afghanistan Barack Obama's escalation of the war in Afghanistan has parallels with a previous U.S. war that raise the question: Is this Obama's Vietnam?
Todd Chretien The witch-hunt of Van Jones Why did Barack Obama cave again to the right-wing blowhards who attacked environmental justice activist Van Jones?
Dave Zirin Jack Johnson punched back In front of a few rabid supporters, already in full froth about "death panels," Kansas Republican Lynn Jenkins called for a "great white hope."
