Jeff Skinner Far-right breakthrough in Sweden A far-right party with ties to racist and fascist organizations will take seats in parliament for the first time in Sweden's history.
Obituary: Roberto Resto A keen sense of the struggle Everyone who knew Roberto faced, on hearing the news of his sudden death last week, a sharp sense of loss.
Ben Rothschild UIUC students protest trustees Students and campus workers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign confronted the Board of Trustees at its September meeting.
Philip Smith Denton marches to end the death penalty A coalition of progressive activist groups held the first annual March Against the Death Penalty in Denton, Texas.
Shaun Harkin Deportations, detentions and the Democrats Obama's election seemed to herald a new dawn for immigrants, but the truth is that life is becoming increasingly unbearable for the undocumented.
Steve Early Scoundrel time at Kaiser The struggle between rival unions SEIU and NUHW at Kaiser Permanente is visible in hospital cafeterias across California.
Lee Sustar CTU calls for a “Marshall Plan” for schools The president of the Chicago Teachers Union called for big spending on schools--as parents occupied a school field house to stop its demolition.
Scott McLemee Save the C.L.R. James library The contributions of historian and socialist C.L.R. James deserve to be remembered, so activists are opposing a plan to rename a library in London.
Rondo Jabbar Turner The UAW’s push for concessions United Auto Workers Local 23 in Indiana is fighting the International's demand that members agree to cut their pay in half.
Editorial What can we do to stop the right? More and more people are feeling the urgent need to challenge the right wing and its bigotry. But that challenge will have to come from below.
