Elizabeth Schulte Amazon’s censorship sparks angry protests Protest erupted after it was revealed that bookseller Amazon had stripped sales rankings from LGBT titles in a crusade to "exclude 'adult' material."
Giles Ji Ungpakorn What the Red Shirts want Red-shirted anti-government protesters in Thailand are confronting Army troops as demonstrations against the right-wing regime escalate.
Jeremy Scahill Questions the media won’t ask Serious issues loom about how the Obama administration made the decision to use lethal military force against Somali "pirates."
Katie Miller Speaking out for single-payer Over 500 nurses, union workers and health care activists came to Los Angeles to have their voices heard for a national single-payer system.
Robin Gee Wisconsin marches against war Some 200 people gathered in Madison, Wis., on April 4 for a statewide march demanding an end to war and occupation.
Julien Ball Justice for torture victims About 40 people turned out to demand hearings for dozens of victims of Chicago police torture who remain behind bars.
Interview: Faisal Hashmi Facing a Guantánamo on American soil Fahad Hashmi has been held in a solitary hell for two years as another American Muslim victim of the "war on terror."
Ashley Smith Can Marxism explain the financial crash? Two veteran socialists have written a new book identifying the causes of the economic meltdown in capitalism's in-built tendency toward crisis.
Concerned South Asian Citizens A slaughter of Tamils Prominent South Asian activists are calling on the Sri Lankan government to end its latest assault on the country's Tamil minority.
Tom MacMillan Why won’t they let him speak? Clark University has canceled a speech by Norman Finkelstein, the outspoken supporter of Palestinian rights.
