Don Lash The plot to kill rent control Landlords and real estate developers are out to get rid of New York's rent control law--but a struggle is brewing to stop them.
Interview: Sara Goldrick-Rab The facts about the New Badger Partnership A Wisconsin expert on higher education talks about the danger of an initiative threatening the UW system called the New Badger Partnership.
Katheryn Brooks Portland march for climate and worker justice More than 70 climate justice activists and advocates gathered for a feeder march to the recent 1,000-strong Portland Rising rally.
Nicole Colson Fukushima’s disposable workers Before another Fukushima nightmare is allowed to happen, the nuclear industry should have to explain why it exposed workers to such horrible risks.
Mario Cardenas Why we march on May Day We have to march together to show our solidarity--and our alternative to a future of poverty and environmental devastation.
Interview: Jeffery R. Webber Rebellion and reform in Bolivia Since the election of Bolivia's President Evo Morales in 2005, the country's social movements have taken a back seat to slower reform measures.
Gilad Isaacs and Glen Pine Growing support for divestment at NYU The SJP divestment campaign at New York University has received an overwhelmingly positive response.
Mark Steel Much ado about the wedding Almost every paper and magazine is covered in it, the pubs are full of flags, and every news report has to mention it.
Readers’ View Views in brief A poor model for health care | Solidarity with a gay Marine | A socialist looking for help | Has Monbiot gone off the rails? | Why we need a strike in Wisconsin
Sharon Smith The real tax cheats Shifting the tax burden from the rich to the poor has been the ugly underbelly of the decades-long one-sided class war waged by the corporate class.
