Interview on the challenges in taking on multinational corporations — and some of the victories along the way

By pushing the Middle East peace process to its logical conclusion, Donald Trump has made crystal clear something that was supposed to have been obscured: that no US administration has ever really seen peace as the objective of its “peacemaking”

A candidate’s list of top fundraisers, or bundlers, provides clearer insight than perhaps any other piece of campaign material into how a candidate would actually do the job of being president

US Political Crisis Now Deepens

It is impossible for the UN to move an agenda if two important Western states who drove the NATO war against Libya in 2011 end up backing both sides; in fact, it is wrong to say that they back both sides, because by blocking condemnation of Haftar’s war, they back Haftar

After months of upheaval, Instacart employees voted to form the Silicon Valley app’s first union in the United States

A serious popular uprising against the increasingly more fascistic American political order might be the best way to convince elites to let Sanders into power and achieve something decent for human beings

When the two old political fraudsters emerged at the White House this week with the most deranged, farcical tragi-comedy in Middle East history, it was difficult to know whether to laugh or cry

Electrical Workers Cut Electricity to Sell-Out Union, Reconnect for Country’s Poor

Billionaires Are Soaring, Poor Kids Are Losing More

Mitch McConnell’s conduct of Trump’s Senate trial recalls the baleful history of southern racial injustice in the civil rights era

It is a plan so manifestly unfair as to be best interpreted as designed to fail, an outcome already prefigured by near universal Palestinian rejection

Interview on why Sanders is her choice for 2020, the joys of radical politics and why there’s no time to wait on capitalism to solve the climate crisis

After nine months of fruitless negotiations, 8,000 hospital workers in the Swedish Medical Center chain in Seattle walked out January 28 on a three-day strike

The appropriate response to the climate emergency is a legal duty to maximize climate action

The strikers protesting President Macron’s pension reform are expanding their target to the whole neoliberal system

An intimate portrait of West Virginia’s “coal country,” where locals plan for a sustainable future amid the devastation wreaked by the fossil fuel industry

Such events as a coup are merely events of a longer-term structure, a long struggle between the forces of imperialism and of decolonisation

Lula’s release leaves capitalists annoyed and nervous

It’s incredible how one-sided, misleading and cherry picking the mainstream media has been on recent events in Bolivia