Keith Rosenthal Cambridge vigil for LGBT rights Activists held a vigil before the screening of the new movie Milk in support of the newly resurgent movement for gay rights.
Jorge Torres Seattle protest against recruiters Antiwar activists at Seattle Central Community College organized the first counter-recruitment protest at the school in over three years.
Nagesh Rao After the Mumbai attacks The Indian government is escalating tensions with its nuclear-armed rival Pakistan by blaming it for supporting the Mumbai attackers.
John Pilger A nation made into unpeople In an act of mass kidnapping, the British government expelled the entire population of the Chagos Archipelago so Diego Garcia could be given to the U.S.
Statement Three Venezuelan unionists assassinated Three union leaders and socialists were gunned down in Venezuela after participating in a labor dispute at a Colombian-owned factory.
Sarah Levy The Army’s school for terrorism More than 20,000 people traveled to Georgia to commemorate those who have died at the hands of forces trained by the U.S. Army's School of the Americas.
Nicole Colson America’s hidden hungry Government statistics show a spike in the number of people going hungry in the U.S., but experts say that far worse is still to come.
Lee Sustar Opposition gains mar Chavista election win Venezuela's ruling party won a solid majority of votes, but the right wing scored breakthroughs in Caracas and a key state.
Todd Chretien Peter Camejo’s clarion call Though we no longer have him here physically by our side, the ideas Peter stood for will be part of the struggles of the future.
Craig Johnson Cincinnati students confront Islamophobia Opponents of anti-Muslim racism at the University of Cincinnati challenged a speech by Islamophobe Nonie Darwish.
