Cindy Klumb Defending clinics in Kentucky A battle over women's access to abortion services is raging in Kentucky--and supporters of women's right to choose are organizing to fight back.
Matt Hoke Trailer park residents fight eviction and win A group of people who at first felt powerless succeeded in resisting a landlord politician and the New Jersey state government.
Emmanuel Santos A constitution to impose injustice The Dominican Republic is set to adopt a new constitution that will erode democratic gains and negatively impact women and Haitian immigrants.
Brian Huseby Dairy workers facing retaliation Workers at the Ruby Ridge Dairy are facing firings and threats of violence from management because of their fight to form a union.
Kevin Chojczak and Chris Murphy Solidarity protests against the coup Activists gathered in several U.S. cities in August to protest the military coup in Honduras and stand in support of ordinary Hondurans.
Editorial Surrendering to the status quo Republicans and conservative Democrats are set to wreck health care reform--and Barack Obama is letting them.
Rachel Cohen Treated like a criminal Immigrants are being locked away in ICE and non-ICE facilities in growing numbers--and the Obama administration is only making matters worse.
Jeremy Scahill Blackwater: CIA assassins? Did the mercenary firm Blackwater operate as hired assassins targeting members of al-Qaeda for the Bush administration?
Steven Damewood Looking out for themselves first While students and teachers were told to sacrifice, Peralta Community College District administrators raised salaries and misused college funds.
Readers’ View Marching for LGBT rights in India On August 16, over 1,500 people took to the streets of Mumbai for the largest LGBT pride march in India's history.
