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June 4, 2013

  • On strike at Evergreen State

    Student support workers at Evergreen State College are walking the picket lines in a strike for a fair contract.

June 3, 2013

  • Spring comes to Turkey

    The potential for a new Turkey lies in Istanbul's Taksim Square, where a new generation is taking up the struggle for democracy despite bitter repression.

  • The roots of Turkey's rebellion

    While the ostensible issue sparking massive, Occupy-style protests in Istanbul is modest, the real causes run deeper.

  • Unions against Keystone XL

    One voice has been conspicuously absent from reports about the Keystone pipeline project: Canadian workers who oppose it.

  • Ways of (not) seeing

    CounterPunch's latest flailing defense against criticisms about sexism bizarrely invokes a 17th century Dutch painting.

  • Standing up to Monsanto

    Protests were held across California, from Eureka to San Diego, as a part of the international March Against Monsanto.

  • Protesting health care apartheid at U of C

    Under pressure, University of Chicago Medical Center officials agreed to a public discussion of a South Side trauma center.

  • Tomando libertades

    La administración Obama ha mantenido las prácticas de la administración Bush: la mentira, el espionaje y la ampliación de los poderes del Estado.

May 31, 2013

  • How workers' power was organized

    The workers' council system created in Russia in 1917 provided the platform for full democracy and liberation.

May 30, 2013

  • Low-wage America strikes back

    Cities around the country are witnessing a kind of labor action seen only rarely in the U.S. for decades--non-union, low-wage workers on strike.

  • Let them eat...nothing at all

    Republicans and Democrats are agreed on an amendment to bar certain ex-prisoners from ever receiving food assistance.

  • Why are they pushing out a veteran teacher?

    The president of the Concord Teachers Association explains how parents, students and fellow teachers are fighting for her job.

  • Glitz, glitter and Gatsby

    The new film version of The Great Gatsby has its problems, but it's worth a look in a new era of excess for the super-rich.

  • Scouts have a long way to go

    The Boy Scouts finally dropped its ban on gay youth--but left anti-LGBTI discrimination against adults in place.

  • A frustrating election for the left in B.C.

    British Columbia's Liberal Party won re-election with the expansion of coal and natural gas extraction as a chief plank.

  • Taking on a corporate giant

    People in hundreds of cities participated in a worldwide "March Against Monsanto" for our health and futures.

  • Northampton demands a seat

    Residents of Northampton gathered for a protest against the removal of public benches as an attack on the poor.

May 29, 2013

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