Front page from October 1, 2014

The Green Party's Howie Hawkins and Brian Jones are surpassing all expectations in their campaign in New York state.

Students are mobilizing in huge numbers to defend Mexico's prestigious engineering university from neoliberal "reform."

More than 500 Colgate University students came to together to be part of a 100-hour sit-in to oppose racism and discrimination.

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It's the 21st-century version of the old recruiting poster: Uncle Sam wants you...to hate Muslim "extremists" and trust him to go to war again.

Journalist Anand Gopal's new book answers the many haunting questions that remain about the U.S. war on Afghanistan.

U.S. air strikes in Syria add another ingredient to the deadly mix of conflicts that is breeding violence and oppression in the Middle East.

The "growing threat of terrorism" is the Obama's administration's excuse for the latest drive to war in the Middle East.

Hong Kong has taken to the streets to protest the lack of democracy and government corruption.

Despite the best efforts of the "consultants," a British community rebelled against the school privatizers--and won.

A judge suspended the prison sentence of Egyptian socialist Mahienour El-Masry, who was jailed for violating Egypt's protest law.

Many of the people who voted "yes" to Scottish independence appeared to mainly want independence from English austerity.

The center-right ruling party won a crushing victory in New Zealand's elections, handing Labour its worst result since the 1920s.

The significance of the referendum on independence from Britain will continue to be felt long after the voting is over.

The international character of today's cosmopolitan city is before our eyes all the time--and so is the potential for solidarity.

For many women--especially Black women--law enforcement is part of the problem, not the solution to domestic violence.

The narrative of a "culture of poverty" is racist code used to dismiss the effects of structural inequality on African Americans.

Football executives have no credibility with players, little credibility with fans and diminishing credibility with sponsors.

Randy Credico did run a serious campaign in New York, but he's in the wrong party if he wants to fight for working people.

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