Kim Ives Decoding Haiti’s sham election If fraud and corruption are widely reported in Haiti, why are the U.S. and UN calling the elections a "step in the right direction"?
Arundhati Roy Justice links our struggles together The renown novelist and activist is facing a possible trial for sedition because of this speech in support of the struggle in Kashmir.
Cindy Klumb A nightmare on West Broadway A mother tells her harrowing, yet all-too-common story of a broken bureaucracy at a child support enforcement agency.
Edna Bonhomme New York rallies for jobless On a cold winter afternoon in Manhattan, 30 people gathered to demand an extension to unemployment benefits.
Lee Sustar Obama puts the freeze on workers Barack Obama has just painted a target on the back of every public-sector worker in the U.S. with his order imposing a two-year federal pay freeze.
Interview: Kieran Allen The cause of Ireland’s crisis The Irish government is on the brink of default after bailing out the banks, and it wants workers to pay. But a resistance is building from below.
Tithi Bhattacharya What do socialists say about violence? Socialists oppose the violence of the ruling class because they use it to impose class rule. But what about when violence comes from the oppressed?
Keith Rosenthal A personal and radical history Ron Jacob's collection of essays links together many major countercultural and radical political events of recent decades.
Report For the red on your list Looking for ideas to take care of your holiday shopping list? Or something to get you through the winter months? Our writers have some suggestions.
Sam Waite and Brian Tierney Telling HEI to respect labor Some 50 picketers joined Sheraton workers and UNITE HERE Local 25 in demanding that HEI Hotels & Resorts agree to card check neutrality
