Elizabeth Schulte Nothing to apologize for After two decades, Anita Hill's testimony--and the right-wing backlash against her--holds lessons for anyone who takes sexual harassment seriously.
Carl Finamore Why are airline profits soaring? Wall Street is thrilled because airlines are making big money--but that doesn't necessarily bode well for passengers or airline workers.
Mark Steel From national hero to unprincipled snake The Liberal Democrats--junior partners to the Tories in Britain's government--are abandoning all their election promises.
Readers’ View Holding the “lesser evil” accountable If Democrats lose ground in this election, they have no one to blame but themselves. We shouldn't support them out of fear of a GOP takeover.
Alan Maass Down a notch or up? Lots of people disgusted with right-wing fanaticism will cheer on Jon Stewart's "Million Moderate March." But is moderation what we need?
Dave Zirin Fire Juan Williams? You bet. Would there be any question about NPR's decision if Williams had expressed similar sentiments toward any other religion?
Sandra Demarcq The struggle is far from over French workers and students' struggle against raising the retirement age has unleashed a general resistance against Nicolas Sarkozy's policies.
Sandy Boyer An alternative for New York Democrats are telling people to vote for Andrew Cuomo to keep Carl Paladino out of the governor's office--but there's a real choice on the ballot.
Eamonn McCann Britain’s assault on pensions The new Conservative Party government in Britain is taking aim at some of the most vulnerable people in society.
Joe Cenker Gainesville punishes the hungry Dozens of residents confronted Mayor Craig Lowe and city commissioners about Gainesville's "meal-limit" ordinance against the homeless and hungry.
