Front page from April 5, 2018

The biggest teachers' strikes in decades will shape the coming Labor Notes conference that attracts union activists across the U.S.

When the identity of Austin package bomber was revealed, the response from authorities and the media was shockingly empathetic.

University of Colorado Boulder students came together to show their opposition to right-wing commentator Ann Coulter.

The teachers' strike movement is sweeping west from Appalachia through the Midwest and across the Great Plains--and it shows no sign of stopping.

Educators and public workers in Oklahoma are on strike for pay increases and greater state funding for schools and public services.

Some 150,000 teachers and public workers in Oklahoma are preparing for a strike that could continue until their demands are met.

The traditions of the past helped guide West Virginia teachers to victory, while providing fresh lessons that can help rebuild the labor movement.

March was the month when U.S. schools became the epicenter of explosive protests that are teaching lessons for building a stronger resistance.

Social Equity Educators in Seattle is organizing a petition for educators to stand in support of the teachers in Oklahoma.

A Phoenix teacher talks about the conditions threatening Arizona's schools--and how rank-and-file educators are taking a stand.

Backers of an education measure in Puerto Rico claim it is about reform, but it's striking how little it has to do with true reform.

When tens of thousands of Palestinians rallied to nonviolently commemorate Land Day, they were met by murderous violence.

The Australian government has forged a close partnership with Sri Lanka that comes at the expense of Tamil immigrants.

Socialist organizations in the U.S. send their solidarity after the assassination of a leading socialist and human rights activist in Brazil.

No one could have predicted the kind of outburst we experienced for the International Women's Strike in cities of the Spanish state.

The struggle of university workers in the UK is giving the labor movement a big boost and opening up an outlet for seething anger against neoliberalism.

If the year 1968 marked a turning point for struggles worldwide, April 4 and the murder of Martin Luther King was a turning point within the year.

One hundred years ago this week, workers in Kansas City organized a general strike that showed the power of class solidarity.

Opponents of the far right will find valuable historical lessons for organizing in a short pamphlet about fascists in an earlier era.

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In spite of the largest coordinated protests in history, George Bush and the neo-cons were determined to have their war on Iraq.

In March 2003, the U.S. used the full might of its arsenal against a country that had already been devastated by decades of war.

The U.S. unleashed terror and repression to cement its power in Iraq--but in the process, it stoked multiple points of resistance.

When its troops failed to quell the Iraqi resistance, the U.S. fomented a civil war, but the occupation still ended in failure.