Comment 1968: Revolution reaches the heart of Europe The uprising of workers in France during May 1968 produced the largest general strike in history, with 9 million workers occupying their workplaces.
Todd Chretien How Marx became a Marxist in five easy steps ...And you can to! Here's an introduction to the theoretical leaps Karl Marx made on his way to developing a theory and vision that changed the world.
Elizabeth Lalasz and Sean Larson Learning lessons from the Oklahoma walkouts Teachers in Oklahoma won a $6,000 raise by standing strong, but their walkouts ended with dissension and confusion after union leaders retreated.
Editorial Will the Trump tower of corruption topple? Trump's legal troubles are getting serious, but scandalmongering isn't the way to challenge the Trump regime, nor his far-right shock troops.
Nikki Blazek, Lider Restrepo and Yoni Golijov NYPD answer to a mental health crisis: Shoot At Saheed Vassell's funeral on April 20, hundreds mourned his death at the hands of police and vowed to continue the fight for justice.
Darrin Hoop Who’s afraid of the Arizona teachers? School "walk-ins" across Arizona are the latest actions of a movement that has won concessions from the governor--but teachers say they aren't done.
Ashley Smith Will Trump set off the Middle East powder keg? The U.S.-led air strikes against Syria will intensify geopolitical conflicts in the region and around the globe, bringing the world closer to war.
Khury Petersen-Smith Hawkish talk from a liberal Democrat She has a progressive reputation on domestic issues, but when it comes to war and foreign policy, Elizabeth Warren can talk as tough as any Republican.
Lance Selfa Trade Wars, Episode I: The Empire Lashes Out The Trump administration's march down the path toward economic confrontation with China could make the world an even more dangerous place.
Danny Katch The Coward-in-Chief’s cruel war on migrants Trump and the right's fearmongers are trying to make it seem not pathetic but wise for rich white men to fear poor migrant children coming to the U.S.
Pranav Jani and Flynn Murray What road will lead Kentucky teachers forward? Teachers sent a loud and proud message at Capitol protests, but there are questions to answer about the shape of future organizing.
Nicole Colson A new far-right threat crystallizes A list of anti-racist activists is circulating on a far-right internet forum, raising the clear threat of neo-Nazi violence against the left.
Dana Blanchard What I learned in West Virginia It's obvious from talking to striking teachers that the media painted a caricature of West Virginia that left out its militant tradition.
Sumaya A. Israel responds to land protests with a massacre When tens of thousands of Palestinians rallied to nonviolently commemorate Land Day, they were met by murderous violence.
Alex Moyle and Zavi Katzvik How can this high school persecute the victim? High school students in Sacramento walked out of class to protest the administration's cruel mishandling of a reported gang rape.
Josh Wilner and Alex Schmaus Poverty wages at UC disgrace King’s legacy University of California workers held a day of action on the anniversary of Martin Luther King's murder to demand fairness.
Rob Lewis Getting a union off the ground Delta workers and labor activists gathered for a rally in St. Paul, Minnesota, to support a campaign for union representation.
Heidi Reinhold and Maria Silvestri Wendy’s old-fashioned greed Hundreds of farmworkers and their allies marched on the New York offices of Nelson Peltz, the billionaire CEO of Wendy's.
