Revolutionary Socialists of Egypt An attack on the revolution Egypt's military rulers have made a naked move against the revolution in the form of a stunning ruling by Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court.
Paul D’Amato A system built on violence The truth about capitalism is that those in power reserve the right to use violence whenever they consider it necessary.
Lee Sustar Self-determination and the “Black Belt” The Communist Party approach to Black liberation flowed from the flawed slogan "Self-determination for the Black Belt."
Obrero Socialista Elección y resistencia en Grecia Un masivo apoyo electoral para la Coalición de Izquierda Radical en Grecia representaría un duro golpe contra la austeridad en Europa.
Eric Ruder The framing of the NATO Five The case against five anti-NATO protesters in Chicago follows the same script of scare-mongering and entrapment used before by law enforcement.
Larry Bradshaw SF workers stop concessions After months of organizing, thousands of San Francisco city and county workers won big gains in their contract battle.
Andrew Cole How the Democrats blew it Why did the Wisconsin rebellion against Scott Walker go from storming the Capitol to such a humiliating election defeat?
Interview: Inge Hoger and Tobias Pflueger Resistance to war and austerity in Germany Two leading members of Germany's Left Party describe the fortunes of the struggle for peace and equality in Europe.
Edgar Esquivel A student upsurge in Mexico Students in Mexico are challenging the media's promotion of the leading presidential candidate, Enrique Peña Nieto.
Benjamin Ratliffe No justice, no pizza About 80 striking workers and supporters came to a picket and press conference at the Palermo's Pizza plant in Milwaukee.
