Readers’ View Fighting against their plans to cut The bills of bankers and developers are being handed over to the Irish working class. We need a nationwide strike to say that we won't pay.
Lee Sustar Who’s to blame for the Korea crisis? The artillery attack by North Korea that killed two South Koreans civilians is being used by the U.S. as an opportunity to ratchet up a longstanding conflict.
Richard Seymour An eruption of student anger Don't buy the media slanders--the student protests across Britain are an example of thoughtful people forced to take action.
Eamonn McCann Elegy for the Celtic Tiger Gone are the days when anybody who questioned the magnificence of the Celtic Tiger boom in Ireland could be dismissed as a begrudger.
Arundhati Roy A decision for Kashmir’s people The novelist and international activist faces a police investigation into statements in support of freedom for Kashmir.
Obituary: Margaret Burroughs The world’s freedom fighter The founder of the DuSable Museum lived a life that embraced a broad spectrum of ideas about how to change the world.
Keith Rosenthal A national day of mourning Several hundred people gathered on Thanksgiving Day for the 41st National Day of Mourning, organized by the United American Indians of New England.
Frankie Cook and Kaneta McKellar The Bronx stands up to anti-LGBT hate Some 50 multiracial marchers turned out for an enthusiastic rally in the Bronx to stand against anti-LGBT hate crimes.
Editorial Austerity on steroids Ireland is the latest flashpoint of the crisis--and political leaders who spared no expense when banks were in trouble now want workers to pay.
Lily Hughes When Texas gets it dead wrong Claude Jones was put to death in Texas under George W. Bush--but new DNA testing shows the evidence that convicted Jones was worthless.
