Front page from July 8, 2015

More than 1,500 people attended the Socialism 2015 conference in Chicago for a long weekend of political discussion.

Solitary confinement and brutal prison conditions translated into a death sentence for Kalief Brown, who took his own life.

The assassination of Egypt's top prosecutor only makes the tasks facing already embattled revolutionaries more difficult.

Greece's Internationalist Workers Left celebrates the victory in last weekend's referendum and explains its effects to come.

Two Greek socialists and leading voices of the Left Platform of SYRIZA speak out about the referendum on austerity and its impact.

A leading force in SYRIZA's Left Platform describes the stakes in the mobilization for a "no" vote in Greece's referendum.

The SYRIZA government's decision to hold a referendum on European demands for yet more austerity has opened up a new political situation.

Despite a police crackdown, the streets of the capital of Yerevan are alive with mass protests against an electricity price hike.

A United Nations report on war crimes committed during Israel's assault on Gaza seeks "balance" where there is none.

The French government's austerity policies bring an urgency to the task of rebuilding social movements and the radical left.

Indonesian policies in West Papua have been designed from the beginning to silence the voice of the indigenous people.

The Truth Committee on Public Debt formed by the Greek parliament has issued a report documenting the crimes of the Troika.

The cruel new law in the Dominican Republic against those of Haitian descent has its roots in U.S. policy in both countries.

Hundreds of thousands of people marched through the streets of London for the "End Austerity Now" demonstration.

The frequency of mass shootings in the U.S. has people around the world wondering, "What is it with Americans and guns?"

The tech industry has constructed a series of myths that obscure the realities of class power, exploitation and oppression.

Socialist filmmaker Ken Loach's Jimmy's Hall is about two struggles: fighting evictions and preserving a place to organize.

If the Confederate flag is too toxic to sell, how can Walmart peddle the merchandise of the Washington football team?

Dirty, dangerous and unethical | We want justice for Kumar | That flag belongs in the dustbin | We need gun control

SW is right about Bernie Sanders, but could a Democratic campaign ever incubate the forces that could break with the party?