The Small-Town Charter Wars
The fight to stop the growth of a charter school in one small New Jersey town.
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The End of the “End of History”
In China and beyond, liberalized markets aren't fostering democracy — they're undermining it.
Justice for All
Ending the scourge of mass incarceration will require seeking justice not just for the innocent but for the guilty.
The “Fucking Hipster” Show
Mocking hipsters in the service of capital.
Against Sharing
“Sharing economy” companies like Uber shift risk from corporations to workers, weaken labor protections, and drive down wages.
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
UPS wants holiday cheer delivered quicker — even if it kills their workers.
The Rich Can’t Save Us
The Democratic donor class will resist the very policies that could unite workers of all races. They can't subdue Trumpism.
The Left Should Welcome Mélenchon
Liberals want to smear Jean-Luc Mélenchon as a xenophobe. In fact, they fear his potential to unite the oppressed.
Traumas of Dispossession
We're living through another crisis of American family farming. But don't expect a rural revolt any time soon.
Without a Treaty, Australia Day Will Always Be Invasion Day
For Indigenous Australians, Australia Day commemorates nothing but the invasion of their territories. While the Change the Date campaign gathers momentum, only a Treaty can begin to address the trauma and bloodshed of British settlement.
A World Without Borders
The refugee crisis only has one just solution: open borders.
Macedonia in Crisis
Macedonia shows that without radical politics, political crisis is the new status quo.
The Democratic Candidate Closely Tied to Crypto and Big Tech
A crypto super PAC is intervening in a competitive Maryland Democratic primary to back Adrian Boafo, a lobbyist who has been working for cloud-computing tech firm Oracle while simultaneously serving as a state lawmaker.
Tech Workers Versus the Pentagon
Workers at Google just scored an impressive victory against US militarism.
Everything Old Is New Again
Rebuilding the labor movement will take organizing, not just mobilizing.
When People in Flint Got Sick, the Government Covered It Up
The Flint, Michigan, water crisis is one of the worst human-caused environmental disasters of our era. It was also one of the most egregious cover-ups of our time, with new investigative reporting revealing how politicians scrambled to muzzle sick residents.
The Rule of Law Being Applied to Trump Is Good
Presidents and ex-presidents should be subject to the same laws as the rest of us. But don’t be too quick to assume this conviction will save Joe Biden.
The European Union Still Can’t Shake the Austerity Habit
European leaders have been looking for ways to loosen budgetary rules so they can increase military budgets. But the new policy regime won’t create more room for the social and ecological investment Europe desperately needs after years of austerity.
Winning the Battle, Not the War
Pink Tide populism was built in the context of two decades of deindustrialization and industrial fragmentation. But we need a socialist left that can reverse those very trends.
Better Get Back to Building
Bidenomics wasn’t ambitious enough, but the solution isn’t just more welfare.