Yoni Golijov Sending a message for Jazz Over 50 people gathered in New York City to defend Jazz Hayden from trumped-up charges--and to protest NYPD violence.
Report On the road to save the USPS A retired mail carrier crisscrossed the state of Oregon in August to oppose cuts to the state's postal services and jobs.
Interview: Lance Selfa What do socialists say about Election 2012? Everyone--the media and the politicians, liberals and conservatives--seems to think that Election 2012 offers a stark choice to voters. Are they right?
Daphna Thier Will Netanyahu attack Iran? For months now, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been threatening to unleash war against Iran.
David Wood and Jessica Dow Organizing works in Holyoke Residents of a public housing project slated for demolition and redevelopment are celebrating a retreat by city officials.
Jordan Flaherty A tale of two New Orleans Seven years after Katrina, New Orleans has become a laboratory for all kinds of "reforms"--at a profit for a few.
Joseph Varga Labor troubles in Indiana In the wake of a stinging defeat in the Wisconsin recall, one key test for labor's electoral strategy will come in Indiana.
Wayne Standley and Brian Newman Mass. nurses ready to strike Nurses at Baystate Franklin Medical Center in Greenfield, Mass., voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike.
Readers’ View Views in brief My sons won't forget their friend | Where's the strike fund going? | Convening in an anti-union bastion | Why won't he shut his yap?
Roundtable The meaning of our struggle in Chicago Teachers, parents and activists explain what's at stake in the Chicago Teachers Union's showdown with Rahm Emanuel and the school deformers.
