Front page from December 8, 2014

One of the most common arguments against the possibility of socialism is that human beings are naturally competitive.

Egypt's Revolutionary Socialists issued a statement denouncing the court decision that freed ex-dictator Hosni Mubarak.

San Francisco police still won't release the names of witnesses or a 911 call related to the police shooting of Alex Nieto.

Después de la afrenta de ver a Darren Wilson caminar libre, vino el insulto: el grotesco racismo de los medios y los políticos.

Barack Obama issued a secret directive contradicting his claim that the combat role for U.S. troops in Afghanistan will end.

Obama needs the mantle of humanitarian intervention to win over a public tired of killing and dying for imperialism in the Middle East.

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine is back in the headlines after a recent attack carried out in Jerusalem.

A public-service campaign by the Hungarian government has provoked global outrage by blaming women for sexual violence.

A court has dismissed murder charges against Hosni Mubarak for the deaths of protesters during the 2011 uprising.

Angry protests over the disappearance of 43 students at the hands of police are growing ahead of what could be the largest day of action yet.

The argument from Britain's mainstream parties against voting for a radical alternative is that they're "unelectable."

Obama portrays his executive order as a "victory" for immigrants, but its limits show that the racist right still sets the agenda.

A participant in the Free Speech Movement at UC Berkeley 50 years ago explains why the struggle had a galvanizing impact on a generation.

The example of the Berkeley Free Speech Movement gave students a new sense of courage and confidence in struggle.

The Free Speech Movement at UC Berkeley 50 years ago was the first great struggle of the campus revolts of the 1960s.

A German revolutionary's stand 100 years ago resounded across Europe and gave new impetus to socialist antiwar currents.

The time-worn tale of Pilgrims and Indians happily sharing a meal covers up a legacy of land theft and genocide.

The NFL's Roger Goodell has been exposed for flipping from being a domestic violence enabler to a self-proclaimed savior.

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There are more reasons than policy not to get swept up in the fervor of a possible Elizabeth Warren presidential run.

La creciente ira por la desaparición de 43 estudiantes alcanzó una nueva etapa con protestas estudiantiles en todo México.