Elizabeth Fawthrop Komen’s race to the right When Komen for the Cure announced plans to stop approving grants for Planned Parenthood, it sparked furious protest.
Dave Zirin Heroes of Super Bowl Sunday Union and Occupy activists dared to be heard on a day when everyone told them to just shut up and watch the game.
Sandy Boyer Bankruptcy as a weapon American Airlines announced it wants to cut 13,000 jobs and impose a range of other concessions--to "return to profitability."
Michael Ware Time to shut Vermont’s nuke Occupy Burlington held a march to protest a court ruling overturning Vermont's decision to shut down a nuclear reactor.
Emily Brooks Banking on profitable prisons Activists in Washington, D.C., protested Wells Fargo for its investments in the for-profit incarceration industry.
Annika Nilsson Solidarity with Sotheby’s workers at UVM Activists mic-checked the University of Vermont's board of trustees to demand a fair contract for Sotheby's workers.
Yusef Khalil Syria between civil war and sanctions With the latest maneuvers by the West blocked in a UN Security Council vote, the regime of Bashar al-Assad is seeking to drown Syria's revolution in blood.
Alan Maass and Aaron Petcoff What caused the soccer massacre in Egypt? Protests erupted in Egypt over a soccer-match massacre that many people believe was orchestrated by the military.
Megan Behrent Targeted for turnaround in NYC New York's "education reform" agenda only pays attention to facts when it suits the city's agenda of demonizing teachers.
Bill Mullen Labor’s stand in Indianapolis Thousands of labor and Occupy activists turned out in Indiana after the passage of so-called "right-to-work" legislation.
