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May 21, 2013

  • Beaten to death by Bakersfield police

    David Silva's death after a savage beating by Bakersfield sheriff's deputies is sparking outrage, despite alleged efforts by officials to cover it up.

  • Fighting for our schools and neighborhoods

    A parent leader of the struggle to save one of 54 schools on the chopping block in Chicago talks about what's at stake.

  • Brought out into the open

    Angelina Jolie's announcement should open up a public discussion about lack of access to life-saving health care.

  • Facing the troika in Portugal

    A leading member of Portugal's Left Bloc discusses the opposition to austerity in Europe and the opportunities for the left.

  • What we can do for the living

    With the death toll from the Bangladesh factory collapse at over 1,100, it's time to protect the living from future "accidents."

  • Worth more than a Giant zero

    Concession workers at AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants, have voted to strike after three years without a raise.

  • Of checkpoints and pancakes

    Students at Middlebury College set up a checkpoint outside a dining hall to draw attention to the issue of Israeli apartheid.

  • Views in brief

    Restrictions that hurt the vulnerable | Distortions about Proudhon | CounterPunch was wrong | What I witnessed in Venezuela | The evolution of CTU democracy

May 20, 2013

  • We'd like a living wage with that order

    More than 400 employees at fast-food restaurants across Detroit went on strike in the latest in a series of one-day actions by low-wage workers.

  • NYC judge lets a killer walk

    A New York City judge has tossed out manslaughter charges against the NYPD officer who killed Ramarley Graham.

  • MAP boycott scores a victory

    Seattle Public Schools waved the white flag with an announcement that high schools can opt out of the MAP standardized test.

  • The memory of both Malcolms

    Like his grandfather, Malcolm Shabazz died far too young and with far too much unfinished work in front of him.

  • Oregon's fight for postal jobs

    Oregon postal workers are putting pressure on state politicians to defend threatened postal jobs.

  • Marching against Monsanto

    Activists with the Anti-Monsanto Project will march in California's capital against the genetically modified seed company.

  • Obama agradece su re-elección

    La facilidad con que Barack Obama cede terreno ante los republicanos, pateando a su propia base en los dientes, es a estas alturas indiscutible.

May 17, 2013

  • The February Revolution

    The barbarism of war and the tyranny of Tsarist rule inspired the Russian working class to rebellion in February 1917.

  • Speaking with Karl Marx

    In 1879, a correspondent for the Chicago Tribune sat down with the "cornerstone of modern socialism" for an interview.

May 16, 2013

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