Worldwide fight for abortion rights coming to a neighborhood near you
A look at today's global fight for reproductive justice.
The Olympic saga: profit and protest
In Tokyo, concerns about public health were trumped by the IOC's quest for Olympic gold.
Stop the giveaway of California’s community colleges
Attempts to privatize these colleges have been met with fierce push back by students, staff and faculty.
Capitalism: the real pandemic
As a light emerges at the end of the tunnel, the question now is how do we stop the next massive epidemic before it hits.
Resistance flares internationally
Workers demonstrate for their rights in Argentina and Mexico while Brazilians protest their far-right head of state.
One economy, two realities
An investigation into the massively unequal impact of the pandemic-driven meltdown.
San Carlos Apache defend public land
In Arizona, attempts to build a massive copper mine have run into steadfast pushback by the Indigenous nation.
US exits Afghanistan
The Afghan people bear the cost of almost 20 years of deadly conflict.
My rural hometown: targeted by reactionaries
Port Angeles and Sequim, Washington are the latest small towns whose local governments are in the crosshairs of the far right.
DSAers mock Trotsky’s murder
Democratic Socialists of America leaders tweet “jokes” about Trotsky’s assassination, but violence against leftists is no laughing matter.
End government assaults on the right to protest
Big business and bosses sponsored the backlash against BLM and water protectors — with people of color the frontline targets.
Robin Hood program for working-class survival
A 10-point plan that advocates taking from the rich and the Pentagon to give to those hit hard by economic blows.
Revenge of the wronged
Clara Fraser speaks out against mainstream politicians normalizing fascist ideas — and what can be done about it.
Bottlers join United Electrical union
A successful union drive at one of the largest bottling companies in North America.
Uncle Sam — hands off Haiti!
Calling for the U.S. to go into Haiti to "help" after the assassination of President Moïse is a recipe for disaster.
Voting rights and gridlock by design
What's happening in Washington D.C. isn't an aberration, it's how the system works.
Turkish women fight to end violence
Turkey's hard-right president may think that second-class citizenship is the lot of women and the LGBTQ+ community, but thousands in the streets beg to differ.