Issue 666 | March 21, 2008
For working families, a skyrocketing grocery bill is one of the most ever-present reminders that they have been making do with less.
For three days, a stream of veterans took the stage to describe their experiences at the front lines as part of "Winter Soldier: Iraq and Afghanistan."
The depths of the crisis in the world financial system were revealed in the wake of the collapse of the investment bank Bear Stearns.
: Marlene Martin The number of Americans behind bars is equal to the combined populations of Atlanta, Miami, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Kansas City and Pittsburgh.
Refusing to work in slave-like conditions, 100 immigrant guest workers from India walked out of a shipyard in Pascagoula, Miss.
The halls of Congress are filling up again with proposed legislation that scapegoats immigrants.
The priority of government is to defend the interests of the rich and powerful in society, and that is why corruption and hypocrisy is endemic.
Karl Marx and Frederick Engels provided an overall theory to help explain history, how to fight for justice today and the possibility of a better future.
The working class needs its own, democratic state--a state that works itself out of a job.
New York children are among the latest victims of the nation's economic crisis as the budget ax has come down on public schools.
To mark the fifth anniversary of the war on Iraq, activists held demonstrations and other events calling for an end to the war and occupation.
Protesting Rove in Iowa | Justice for Jason | Blackwater kept out of San Diego County
When I raised a resolution calling for solidarity with the Freightliner Five at my membership meeting, it passed unanimously.
A recent study by the Williams Institute at UCLA shatters many of the myths in the U.S. about gay couples and wealth.
Leaving U.S. children behind | Left out of Black history, too
Unnatural Causes is a provocative and eye-opening documentary that provides irrefutable evidence that race and class impact health.
Persepolis is a welcome break from the steady diet of alienated, computer-generated special effects films served up by Hollywood.
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