Brian Napoletano

Failures of capitalist "democracy" are producing disillusion with mainstream politics and space for the far right to grow.

A Trump-Clinton faceoff in November will be a lose-lose scenario for everyone concerned, both inside and outside the U.S.

Two weeks after sending in troops, the Mexican government agreed to cooperate with self-defense groups in Michoacán.

The violence in Tucson is more than an indictment of Republicans; it's also an indictment of the Democrats' subservience to financial power.

The main Muslim student group at University of California Irvine has been suspended after a protest against an apologist for Israel's crimes.

Despite ongoing violations of international law, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development has voted to let Israel join its ranks.

A recent court ruling says that media corporations, and not the public, can dictate who uses the Internet, and what for.

Graduate student employees at the University of Illinois Chicago won many of their contract demands following a threat to go on strike.

A look at how the university and media handled visits by two guest speakers shows what freedom of thought means at Purdue.

About 150 workers and activists rallied October 28 in solidarity with workers in several Indianapolis hotels fighting for union recognition.

The stubborn refusal of Democrats to hold the Bush administration responsible for torture offers a sobering reminder of what they represent.