If the Trump administration follows through on its threat to re-start nuclear tests, it will complete the unraveling of more than 50 years of arms control agreements, taking the world back to the days when school children practiced “duck and cover”

Most poor renting families spend at least half of their income on housing, while a quarter of those spend over 70 percent of their income on rent and utilities

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At its core, there is always an enemy, conveniently dehumanized so that his or her death is virtually always justified. Justification is so easy when you don’t imagine a victim’s 8-year-old daughter waiting for him in her birthday dress

Systematic grassroots organizing is the key to repairing today’s ravaged democracy

A 31-year-old program in Eugene, Oregon, is a model in de-escalating situations that could end with law enforcement violence

A new solidarity movement is rising. From Los Angeles to Sao Paulo, Minneapolis to London, “Black Lives Matter” is a cry and a demand heard around the world.

Sanders defeated Biden by a margin of 8 percent in the California primary. But hidebound tradition as well as raw political power are arrayed against the Bernie delegates pushing for Khanna to chair the delegation

Following a long tradition of left revolutionary praxis, protesters in Seattle have declared a cop-free autonomous zone in the heart of the city

Observers and participants will need to continue thinking about how claiming a portion of public space for an underserved and discriminated community can initiate effective social and political change, and not perpetuate the status quo or ignite a right-wing backlash that pursues further repressive policies

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An F-5 tornado has roared through Trumpland, the rural/exurban village where Trump’s base resides with Fox News playing on one channel and OANN on the other

Due to Cuba’s extraordinary commitment to humanity, to public health and to internationalism, a group of human rights organizations and social movements across the world have launched a campaign to award the Nobel Peace Prize to Cuba’s Henry Reeve medical brigade

Why do our excitedly born movements so often morbidly age? Why do we so often gear up but then die down?

A coronavirus-era partnership between the United Electrical Workers and Democratic Socialists of America has given birth to what may be the most innovative labor organizing campaign since the ’30s: the Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee

Trump’s Juneteenth “MAGA” Rally in Tulsa: Changing the Date Does Not Matter

We cannot address the magnitude of racial injustice without simultaneously addressing economic injustice, and to achieve economic justice we’re going to need the kind of interracial solidarity that’s been marching in our streets these past few weeks

The Capitalist state in the 21st century in the USA today is engaged in a massive subsidization of Capitalism itself on a grand scale never experienced or even envisioned before

Most poor renting families spend at least half of their income on housing, while a quarter of those spend over 70 percent of their income on rent and utilities