John Pilger Australia’s racist land grab An epic scandal of racism, injustice and brutality in Australia is being covered up in the manner of apartheid South Africa.
Lance Selfa Is Obama really a radical at heart? The right thinks he's a socialist. But many supporters have a parallel belief--that Barack Obama will reveal his true progressive nature in the White House.
Brian Cruz Puerto Rico teachers defeat SEIU raid Puerto Rico public school teachers voted to reject a pro-management union backed by the Service Employees International Union.
Darrin Hoop Did strikers win at Boeing? A nearly two-month-long strike forced Boeing to make concessions, but many workers think the union could have made more gains.
Lance Newman The fable of “clean” coal Barack Obama says America should invest in "clean coal" technology to reduce pollution. But there's nothing clean about "clean coal."
Aaron Glantz The real story of the occupiers A new book collects the powerful testimony at Winter Soldier: Iraq and Afghanistan, organized by Iraq Veterans Against the War.
Readers’ View Nothing great about this democracy Black people in America continue to face an unbelievable amount of repression and bondage, approaching the darkest hour of Southern slavery.
Readers’ View In defense of atheism We shouldn’t be shy about being atheists or insisting on rational, scientific thought to guide human society.
Readers’ View Views in brief Cutting services and stealing our money | Vote for Obama and build the movements | No more "lesser-evilism" | Boeing engineers facing a struggle
Interview: Patrick Cockburn The occupiers’ faltering status in Iraq Negotiations between the U.S. and Iraqi governments are tense over a status of forces agreement that sets the terms of the continued presence of the occupiers.
