Report Oakland police move on school occupiers In a pre-dawn operation, Oakland school cops evicted activists involved in a peaceful occupation of a school slated for closing.
Roger Annis Challenges facing Quebec students The student movement in Quebec is facing a crucial summer of discussion and organizing as the struggle continues.
Chris Kim Japan’s nuclear ambitions The Japanese government is pushing to bring back nuclear power--and even to start obtaining nuclear weapons.
Dave Zirin Drew Brees and the big payback The New Orleans Saints star quarterback can't get a solid contract offer--and it may be the result of his union activism.
Elizabeth Schulte (Un)equal justice under the law In the eyes of the justice system, if you kill a Black teen, you're innocent until proven guilty. But if you're a Black youth, you're already presumed guilty.
Elizabeth Schulte Hearing the voices of the struggle More than 1,300 people gathered at Socialism 2012 to share the lessons of the last year and build for further resistance.
Lynne Stewart Still fighting from behind bars Despite losing her appeal, an imprisoned defense attorney continues to speak out for the oppressed and vulnerable.
Report Columbus bus drivers’ stand Bus service in Columbus, Ohio, has ground to a halt as drivers and mechanics demand a better contract--in defiance of city officials and their scapegoating.
Clinton McBride Workers take on D’Ambra Workers at several different D'Ambra Steel construction projects in Texas are involved in a heated battle to win basic rights.
Helen Redmond Soldiers with invisible wounds The Invisible War examines how women soldiers are sexually assaulted with near impunity by their "brothers in arms."
