Jeremy Scahill Obama’s neoliberals Reading a new report supporting President Obama's escalation of the war in Afghanistan is a reminder of how much neoliberals and neocons are alike.
Gillian Russom Reclaiming the United Farm Workers’ legacy A new book recounts the struggle of Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers to bring the treatment of farmworkers to national attention.
Helen Scott There is no way out of here After six wonderful years, it's hard to say goodbye to Battlestar Galactica. But did the finale measure up to what came before?
Jay Poppa AT&T workers rally in Conn. Some 2,500 union members and their supporters rallied on the New Haven Green April 4 to call for a fair contract at AT&T.
Jessica Carmona-Baez Support for Stella D’oro strikers Some 200 people gathered at a church in Harlem for a fundraising event for the strikers at Stella D'oro in the Bronx.
Lee Sustar Can Obama’s policies fix the economy? The pressure is on the Obama administration to make its plans for economic recovery work--but the deeper question is: Work for who?
Lichi D’Amelio A slander on our movement An article in the Socialist Workers Party's Militant newspaper denounces those of us involved in the BDS movement against Israel as "anti-Semites."
Conor Tomás Reed Why I’m walking out of class CCNY students will take action April 22 with the message: We are walking out today so we don't have to drop out tomorrow.
Obituary: Janet Jagan Fighting for a free Guyana The remarkable life of Janet Jagan illuminates both the hopes and defeats of the post-war Caribbean, and the crimes of Cold War imperialism.
Dana Cloud Defending Loretta Capeheart The campaign to defend a Northeastern Illinois University professor under fire for speaking out has gained strong support.
