We go to South Africa, where more than 70 are dead and at least 3,000 people have been arrested since demonstrations erupted after former President Jacob Zuma began his 15-month jail sentence

It can be done. It must be done. For there is no tomorrow if we fail to decarbonize and thus rescue the planet from a climate catastrophe

Tired of waiting for progress as the world burns, climate activists are shaping the public narrative — through mass protest and targeted actions — to favor federal legislation.

Pundits and politicians have created their own definition for the term, and then set about attacking it

Any help or aid from the US always comes with conditions and ulterior motives

It’s been a year since Amazon fired Chris Smalls for organizing a rally to protest COVID-19 conditions. Now, he’s trying to unionize his former warehouse, and he won’t stop until there’s worker justice at Amazon

The climate crisis is today — at best — being treated only as a business opportunity to create green new jobs, new green businesses and technologies

An effective, persuasive left cannot be sustained by any leader, no matter how inspiring or brilliant

Recent trials of a four-day week in Iceland have shown the merits of a shorter working week

Advocates for human rights and press freedom, as well as members of Congress, all need to raise their voices in this case before it is too late

The protests should be understood in the context of a brutal economic war waged by the United States against the island nation for more than 60 years

“Culture warriors are labeling any discussion of race, racism and discrimination as CRT to try to make it toxic”

The problem is that in all the heat of the talk about apartheid, a dynamic, active and dangerous dimension of it – the Jewish settler colonialism – has become dulled and blunted

Lula rose from humble origins to become a leftist icon, exuding working-class authenticity and successfully bringing working people into the country’s political life

The US and UK military intervention in the country is ending in a humiliating debacle – this was always likely

The real question is this: how do we transition to alternative economic paradigms founded on the reconciliation of equitable human well-being with ecological integrity?

What is going to happen when the eviction protections now scheduled to expire at the end of July finally do so?

With the Democratic nomination secured, and in the absence of any Republican challenger, the path to the inauguration of a socialist mayor, a vanishingly rare event in major U.S. cities, seems clear

‘We Want to See Our Families’

We have to dedicate ourselves with energy and commitment to using the opportunities that we have. Then, there is a chance that we will survive