Interview: Haidar Eid Trauma etched on every face A resident of Gaza City describes the horrors inflicted on Palestinians during Israel's war--and how the anger is feeding the determination to resist.
Adam Turl “A power greater than their hoarded gold” Working-class people--in factories, shops and offices--produce all the wealth under capitalism. That's the basis of their power to transform society.
Vivaldo Moreira Araújo Taking on GM in Brazil A key union in Brazil is using job actions and a call for labor and community solidarity to fight General Motors' decision to lay off 802 workers.
Dave Zirin When Gaza and sports collide We're told that sports represent a sacredly apolitical space--a place to flee the headaches of the real world. Recent events show otherwise.
Lee Sustar Will the government take over the banks? Citigroup and Bank of America are staggering under a new wave of losses as the deepening recession drags down the financial system.
Elizabeth Schulte Against bipartisanship Barack Obama is promising a new era of "post-partisan" politics--but that's a politicians' cliché for making concessions on important issues.
Michele Bollinger Nothing to apologize for Supporters of abortion rights have a lot to be hopeful about, but questions about the movement's direction are as pressing ever.
Mark Steel The real source of terror Will the UN ceasefire in Gaza stop the flow of arms to the terrorists? Because Israel is getting its planes and tanks and missiles from somewhere.
Readers’ View Views in brief Rising bills, fewer work hours | Ripped off by the Medicare system | Fighting for programs for youth | Harold Pinter’s truth | Turning a blind eye to Israel's destruction
Readers’ View An LGBT movement takes shape As attacks on the Seattle LGBT community have escalated, young activists have begun making news with their energy and fresh ideas.
