Obrero Socialista Defendiendo la austeridad A pesar de haber sido cómplice en la sangría bipartidista presupuestaria durante el "debate" acerca del déficit y la deuda, Obama ahora aparentar de que él detuvo la arremetida republicana.
Geoff Bailey The Spanish Civil War Seventy-five years ago, the workers of Spain led a heroic fight against fascism--and their rebellion gave the world a glimpse of workers' power.
Interview: Debbie Shaw and Martin Slavin The Olympics and the uprising Anti-Olympic Games activists in Britain talk about the impact of the London riots on the upcoming 2012 Summer Games.
Sherry Wolf What’s so gay about apartheid? An author and LGBT activist challenges the attempt to "pinkwash" Israel by claiming it as a progressive pro-LGBT country.
Sandy Boyer Interned in Northern Ireland After 40 years, internment without charge or trial at the whim of British authorities has returned to Northern Ireland.
Brian Chidester Why teachers should support Verizon strikers Workers in very different jobs have a common interest at this moment in pushing back against the austerity agenda.
Readers’ View Discrimination at Nephew’s bar In July, activists held a rally to protest a discriminatory dress code at Nephew's bar in San Marcos, Texas.
Editorial Apologists for austerity Despite the bipartisan budget bloodletting during the deficit "debate," Obama is trying to further the deception that he "stood up to the Republicans."
Christine Darosa The Pueblo revolt of 1680 More than 400 years ago, the Pueblo nations of the Southwest expelled their colonizers and returned to self-rule.
Mark Steel The search for something to blame Britain's politicians are all disgusted about "mindless criminality"--but the truth is they don't understand the first thing about the rebellion.
