Our Fight for Survival
Ahead of COP21, confronting fossil capital is our only hope for averting cataclysmic climate change.
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In Defense of Public Housing
Imagine a future in which many of us live in, and thrive in, quality public housing.
Let Them In
Nativists and Islamophobes are sowing fear to try to close the door on Syrian refugees. We can't let them.
The Backlash Turns Violent
The shooting of protesters in Minneapolis is part of a backlash attempting to quiet the movement against police brutality.
Hitler Wasn’t Inevitable
The anniversary of the Nuremberg Trials is cause to reflect on the forces that failed to halt Nazism's rise.
The French Emergency
From Algeria to the Paris attacks, French elites have used state of emergency legislation to consolidate power and repress dissent.
With Strings Attached
Latin America’s conditional cash transfer programs don’t offer a real answer to poverty and inequity.
How the National Front Changed France
Marine Le Pen has taken the National Front into the French mainstream without shedding the party's far-right politics.
Chomsky and His Critics
Noam Chomsky on ISIS, his foreign policy critics, and why socialist ideas are "never far below the surface."
Why SEIU Backed Hillary
SEIU's endorsement of Hillary Clinton displays the same shortsightedness that has contributed to labor's decline.
Argentina’s Right-Wing Awakening
No matter who prevails in today's run-off election in Argentina, the Right will emerge stronger than it's been in years.
The Austerity Backlash
The Liberal government in Quebec's attempt to impose austerity has instead galvanized thousands against it.