Readers’ View “Just the first round” of struggle A 25-day strike by workers at Hyundai Motors factories in South Korea shows the power of solidarity against even the most brutal employers.
Readers’ View Solidarity with the whistleblowers The U.S. government's histrionics that Bradley Manning and WikiLeaks are destroying the delicate efforts of international diplomacy are spurious.
Readers’ View Filthy rich and taking even more Politicians can't explain why the tax cuts for the rich haven't created any jobs yet in the 10 years that they've been in place--but they still want more.
Editorial A world of extremes 2010 will go down in history as a year of austerity, imposed on a stunning scale. But it will also be remembered as a year we saw stirrings of resistance.
Interview: John Mullen Islamophobia and France’s NPA The resignation of activists from the New Anti-Capitalist Party over the issue of Islamophobia shows the urgency for the French left to take a stand.
Edgar Esquivel Reformer takes on the Teamsters’ old guard As Teamsters President James Hoffa faces splits among his supporters, reformer Sandy Pope is running against him.
Dahr Jamail Who is the EPA protecting? The evidence is growing that BP's use of toxic oil dispersants is poisoning people--but the EPA won't talk about it.
François Hughes Justice for Derrick Jones Some 75 protesters gathered at an Oakland City Council meeting to protest the killing of Derrick Jones by police--and the inaction of the city government.
Edna Bonhomme Protesting the UN in Haiti A group of Haitian solidarity activists picketed United Nations headquarters in New York City to call for an end to the occupation.
Elizabeth Schulte Death by budget cut In the name of balancing the state budget, Arizona legislators have cut Medicaid funding for several life-saving transplant operations.
