Randy Childs High stakes in UTLA election Members of United Teachers Los Angeles face a choice between incumbent reformers trying to take the union forward and more conservative challengers.
Afghan Women’s Mission Let Malalai Joya speak The U.S. government has denied a visa to Malalai Joya, the acclaimed antiwar and women's rights activist and former member of Afghanistan's parliament.
Dan Trocolli Pressure forces out superintendent in Seattle Under pressure, the Seattle School Board voted to fire Superintendent Maria Goodloe-Johnson amid a financial scandal.
Statement Jailed for protesting Obama’s visit The visit of Barack Obama to Brazil was marked by the politically motivated arrest of 13 Brazilian citizens for protesting him.
Sara Gatling and Akua Ofori No ROTC at Columbia The Columbia University administration is attempting to get rid of a de facto ban on ROTC that has been in place since 1969.
Tom Arabia and Alan Maass The West goes to war for oil and power The attack on Libya will be portrayed as a "humanitarian" mission, but the bombs of the U.S. and its allies are never used to save lives or bring justice.
Alan Maass The road to abolition in Illinois As activists celebrate the abolition of the death penalty in Illinois, we reprint an article how death row was cleared in 2003.
Paul D’Amato Injury to one is an injury to all The Industrial Workers of the World left a legacy of militancy, innovative tactics and principled commitment to workers' solidarity.
David Whitehouse Qaddafi’s barbaric war on the uprising The savage violence used by the Qaddafi regime against rebels has always been a hallmark of one of the world's longest-lasting dictatorships.
Nicole Colson Growing worse by the hour The nuclear power nightmare in Japan has experts making comparisons to the Chernobyl catastrophe 25 years ago.
