Trish Kahle Protesting layoffs at AT&T Union members and activists took to the pavement in Greensboro to demand an end to layoffs at telecommunications giant AT&T.
Alan Maass The old trickle-down trick The Republicans are at it again, claiming that Bush-era tax breaks have to be extended so the rich will create jobs. So why are Democrats going along?
Pranav Jani India for sale Barack Obama's visit to India was aimed at opening markets, selling weapons and furthering U.S. strategic aims in Asia.
Mike Marqusee A cancer patient’s appeal for resistance Britain's conservative-led government is planning severe spending cuts that are certain to disproportionately harm cancer patients like me.
Yuval Sivan The lighter side of terrorism? Chris Morris' film Four Lions, a comedy about a terrorist cell, can be hard to watch at times, but even harder to stop laughing at.
Readers’ View The anatomy of a protest against hate A counter-demonstration of 1,000 turned out to oppose the Westboro Baptist Church's plans to protest a showing of the film The Anatomy of Hate.
Readers’ View Views in brief Planning a strike in Princeton | Education funding should be equal | Holding the media accountable | Some disagreements over DADT
Nicole Colson Islamophobia Inc. An entire industry dedicated to anti-Muslim bigotry has sprung up since 9/11--and it's big business for a motley assortment of racists and reactionaries.
Laurie Penny What happened at Millbank? The angry students who took over Conservative Party headquarters in London last week represented a generation waking up to its own power.
Jonathan Nack Oakland’s killer cops get a pass Oakland residents took to the streets to protest two separate outrages related to police violence in less than a week's time.
