Julien Ball Justice for police torture victims Activists picketed in front of Cook County Courthouse on February 20 calling for new trials for victims of police torture.
Lonnie Lopez Seattle stands up to anti-LGBT violence Recent attacks on the LGBT community have spurred Seattle activists to organize a candlelight vigil and march.
Elizabeth Schulte Escalating the “good war” While Barack Obama prepares to scale back the U.S. occupation of Iraq, he's ramping up the American military machine in Afghanistan.
Chris Carlson Chávez’s referendum victory Hugo Chávez won a national referendum to remove term limits, but will his Bolivarian Revolution be able to survive the crisis?
Brian Jones Marx becomes a Marxist Marx's Marxism is the theoretical product of his practical efforts to build a movement for change, and his observations of struggles taking place around him.
Leonard Peltier We have lost a fighter Robert Robideau, the longtime Indian rights activist and leader of the struggle to win justice for Leonard Peltier, died at the age of 61.
Martina Correia Window into a cruel system The sister of a Georgia death row prisoner explains why her brother's case is one injustice among many others.
Shane Johnson Cincinnati laborers fight for wages Despite freezing weather, more than 50 people came out in Cincinnati to protest a company's failure to pay wages.
Editorial How will we get the change we need? Sweeping reforms are needed in the face of a devastating economic crisis. But the debate over how to achieve these changes is just beginning.
Randy Childs Budget slasher sequel in California Arnold Schwarzenegger's state budget will be a crippling blow to working people--at the same time as it diligently protects the interests of the rich.
