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“This is not an ordinary election victory; this is an avalanche that has wiped out an authoritarian regime and entire political scene.”…
The democratic world closely and anxiously followed the Brazilian electoral process. The rise of the far right, imperial interference in the domestic…
The Student List, whose 250 candidates were chosen by student assemblies, won Serbia’s parliamentary election on 25 October, and Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat for…
There’s a lot of hurt, frustration, and anger over the lack of American action in ‘doing’ something — anything to stop America’s support…
Faced with austerity measures, the dismantling of public education, precarious living conditions, authoritarianism, and — particularly in Europe —opposition to rapid military…
On Sunday, September 13th, a crowd of a few dozen organizers and tenants living at 150 and 154 Belmont Ave. swelled outside…
Each time Brittany Johnson presses play, her son is alive and running. He sprints down Ida B. Wells Street, a slight silhouette fleeing…
“Make sure you tell the Americans that trash cans aren’t the only things burning in France,” 16-year-old Ewen told Truthdig as protesters…
The recent death in my family underscored for me the devastating impact of personal grief, illuminating the deep loss and constant state…
Reports show activism of many minds, addressing many topics and reaching considerable scale erupting in many places. Education, housing, corruption, jobs, prices,…
In their mad rush for profit and power, the tech oligarchs have unleashed artificial intelligence (AI) into nearly every corner of life…
Since I was a little boy in Athens, I learned at school to cherish two words: integrity and parrhesia – the courage to speak…
President Donald Trump has been less than coy about possibly ramping up his illegal war of aggression against Iran after the mid-term…
The auguries are raining down hard. Think or Sink. Comply or Die. Look Up or be Left Out. And so, with these…
Dana Cloud puts the horrific rape at Cornell in the context of a socialist analysis of gender violence and the fight for women’s…
In 2008, in the depths of the Great Recession, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called for “investment that fights climate change, creates millions…
French students’ demonstrations are on the front pages now. But the real story isn’t being reported. It’s about funding – and much…
The olive harvest in the West Bank officially begins on 15 October, a season of deep economic and cultural significance for Palestinians.…
If progressives and radicals had all read Rick Warren’s The Purpose Driven Church when it came out in 1995, we’d be far…
Even though workers are usually referred to in labor law as the weaker party, they are far from helpless. When workers come…
