Lance Selfa A Clinton pre-mortem Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign was designed to rerun the battles of the 1990s rather than face today's different political environment.
Anthony Arnove Telling truths that can’t be said The film War, Inc. tells us more about Iraq and U.S. politics than anything on offer from the media, with its 24/7 barrage of abuse of our intelligence.
Chris Yarrison On hunger strike outside the White House Indian guest workers have begun a hunger strike outside the White House to protest the slave-like conditions they endured.
Nicole Colson Same-sex marriage victory in California The California Supreme Court has opened the door to marriage equality for gays and lesbians in the biggest state in the country.
Lee Sustar Rotten deal at American Axle In a bid to settle a three-month strike at American Axle, UAW officials have agreed to a familiar litany of concessions.
Report Standing up to ICE’s campaign of fear When ICE vans appeared in Oakland, sparking fears that agents might detain parents as they picked up their kids from school, activists responded quickly.
Petrino DiLeo Gambling with the futures One little-discussed factor in the global food crisis is speculators driving up the price of all commodities because of intense trading on futures markets.
Mark Steel What makes a proper team? The excitement in the British football season wasn't found in the top-level Premier League, where teams almost always finish in order of how rich they are.
Ben Lassiter and Nikki Marterre FLOC protest targets tobacco giant Around 100 people turned out to support the Farm Labor Organizing Committee during a shareholders’ meeting of the Reynolds tobacco company.
Jesse Sharkey Why is the Chicago Teachers Union broke? Chicago Teachers Union leaders announced to a packed House of Delegates meeting that the union is $2 million in debt.
