Dave Zirin Selling sports or raunch culture? The intense interest in the Women's World Cup shows the market for women's sports--though the media have other ideas.
Editorial Euro on the brink? Europe's debt crisis is slipping out of control, and austerity measures in Greece and other countries have only compounded the problem.
Sandy Boyer Teamster activist makes presidential ballot Sandy Pope won a battle with the union's old guard to be nominated as a candidate for Teamsters general president.
Interview: Chris Williams Is it too late for Planet Earth? Scientists agree that climate change is already here, but corporations will fight to deny reality until we do something about it.
Joe Allen The fall of Citizen Murdoch Large chunks of the Murdoch story are there in Citizen Kane: A one-time reformer who becomes a vindictive scandal-monger and friend of dictators.
Nikolai Smith, Neha Sobti and Edna Bonhomme Solidarity with hunger strikers Activists are demonstrating in support of a prisoners' hunger strike that began July 1 at California's Pelican Bay State Prison.
Edna Bonhomme and Natalia Tylim Protesting the NYPD rapists Protesters rallied at Foley Square at the sentencing on lesser charges of two NYPD officers who were acquitted of sexual assault.
Lance Selfa The monster behind a media empire An ever-widening scandal is engulfing the empire of billionaire Rupert Murdoch--one of the vilest entitles ever to pollute the media landscape.
Eric Ruder The death of a warlord The Afghan government--and the NATO occupation that props it up--was shaken by the killing of Hamid Karzai's brother.
Laura Durkay Four days in Israeli detention Activists with the Welcome to Palestine mission experienced firsthand the repression that a mass challenge to Israel can spark.
