Johnny Mao and Rachel Wilsey Outcry in Seattle over whitewashing of killing Outrage is growing after a local prosecutor announced he wouldn't press charges against a Seattle police officer in the death of John T. Williams.
Lee Sustar How can we defeat Scott Walker? Despite the biggest labor mobilization in decades, Wisconsin's union-busting governor remains hell-bent on crushing public-sector unions.
Eric Ruder No U.S. intervention in Libya With the war between the Qaddafi regime and rebels growing bloodier by the day, the U.S. is threatening to unleash its military machine.
Interview: Erwin Knoll The warfare state strikes in Iraq On the 20th anniversary of the 1991 Gulf War, Socialist Worker reprints an interview with the late editor of the Progressive magazine.
Elizabeth Schulte Marching for abortion rights Abortion rights supporters took up the call to organize Walk for Choice actions in cities across the U.S. against the right's latest attack.
Elizabeth Schulte The Republicans’ all-out war on women The Republican Party is leading an all-out attack on women's right to choose at the federal level and in the states. But a resistance is stirring.
Nicole Colson Zimbabwe socialists tortured Activists in Zimbabwe are facing torture, prison and a possible death sentence for the "crime" of discussing the revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia.
Richard Seymour The threat of intervention in Libya The calls for "humanitarian intervention" in Libya have nothing to do with rescuing Libyans, who are proving quite capable of rescuing themselves.
Tariq Ali A few modest words from Libya’s leader A veteran socialist and author imagines dictator Muammar el-Qaddafi's speech on his long-awaited "day of departure."
Haymarket Books Let Omar Barghouti be heard A Palestinian author and scholar has been denied a visa for a U.S. speaking tour, and activists are protesting this violation of free speech.
