Elizabeth Clinton A pipeline that threatens us all A Texas activist explains how the Keystone XL pipeline would devastate land her family has worked on for generations.
François Hughes and Claire Douglas Justice for Mario Romero Family and supporters of a victim of police in Vallejo, Calif., have spearheaded a campaign to obtain justice.
Steve Leigh Save Seattle’s Free Ride Zone More than 100 Seattle residents protested the elimination of a program that has provided free transportation since 1973.
Vincent Panozzo Cutting the “40 days” short Women's rights activists in Grand Rapids, Mich., held a counterprotest against the anti-choice "40 Days for Life" campaign.
Interview: Jérémie Bédard-Wien How the movement turned the tide in Quebec Students in Quebec celebrated a victory when the new government repealed a tuition hike--but the struggle for the future of education continues.
Alessandro Tinonga So much for free speech One week after Oakland's City Hall was packed by activists demanding answers about a police murder, city officials want to restrict public access.
Obituary: Neil Smith A passionate scholar and socialist Neil Smith left behind a lasting legacy of scholarship--and dedication to socialism and the revolutionary tradition.
Dave Zirin He won’t play their game Mahmoud Sarsak, the Palestinian soccer player jailed for three years by the Israeli government, is taking another proud stand.
Comment We can’t eat prestige Clerical and technical workers at Harvard University are coming together to fight the administration's demands for concessions.
Lance Selfa Image and reality in Election 2012 The Democrats's priority is to focus attention on Republican fanaticism--by cynically posing as defenders of "entitlement" programs they want to cut, too.
