Editorial Will the U.S. go to war on Iran? The U.S. and Israel are threatening military action against Iran over a supposed nuclear weapons program their own officials admit doesn't exist.
Jen Roesch Sent to jail for “stealing” school The case of an Connecticut woman sent to prison for "stealing an education" for her son reveals the gross inequalities of U.S. society.
Shaun Harkin A new kind of anti-capitalism? Ezequiel Adamovsky's book Anti-Capitalism claims to present a "new" set of ideas to replace failed "old left" traditions.
Emily Giles and Janet Stephens What Bloomberg left out In his "State of the City" address, New York City's mayor ignored the facts about the very school he was speaking at.
Alex Schmaus SF activist unjustly convicted A Bayview-Hunters Point activist was convicted on three misdemeanor charges related to a confrontation with police.
Christopher Henderson Oklahoma march for women More than 600 people traveled to the Oklahoma state capital to show their opposition to so-called "personhood" legislation.
Gary Lapon Protesting the NYPD spies Some 100 people confronted NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly to protest the department's attack on the rights of Muslims.
Elizabeth Schulte The workers’ movement that led to May Day The roots of May Day lie in a mass working-class struggle for the eight-hour day--something that's been forgotten even by some on the left.
David Whitehouse What is the blame-China brigade after? The political and media establishment wants to scapegoat China for the problems facing ordinary people in the U.S.
Nicole Colson Rush Limbaugh’s sexist rants The public outcry against the conservative talk radio host has only grown in the wake of his sickening sexist tirades.
