By taking group action, workers can turn the tables and aim that fear back at our employers, so they’re the ones too afraid to tell us no

Argentina’s Lower House will vote on a bill to legalize abortion on June 13 after a congressional debate opened in March for the first time in the country’s history. Why is it happening now, and why has it taken so long?

Joe Hayns talks to Kim Moody about how global capital is reshaping the terrain of class struggle – and how workers are adapting

A new book, Hegemony How-To, offers a practical guide to political struggle for a generation that is still ambivalent about questions of power, leadership and strategy

We may never know the name of the soldier who killed Razan al-Najjar. But we do know the names of those who gave the order enabling him to kill her

The following is the adapted text of an interview that first appeared in Modern Success magazine. So many things have been written about, and…

Ongoing battles between militants, government forces, and international allies have destroyed much of Kabul’s water infrastructure, forcing people to drill their own wells

Interview on the perverse and extreme nature of the neoliberal economic landscape in the US

What’s driving this new interest in capping income? Three pivotal trends stand out.

What’s the Constitution got to do with climate? Current legal cases are now addressing that question

Under siege by capitalist roaders and the bureaucracy, this grassroots leader reflects on El Maizal Commune’s efforts to cultivate the land under new social relations

Debunking the myth that Israel is acting in self-defence when its army shoots down Gazan protesters

The brutality is not accidental. It is part and parcel of the politics of Modi – a politics marinated in hatred of minority communities that refuse to socially buckle to the demands of Hindutva

After a raucous several days in parliament, Spain, much to the surprise of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party, is now helmed by its leader Pedro Sánchez

Have consumerism, suburbanization and a malevolent corporate-government partnership so beaten us down that we no longer have the will to save ourselves?

There are bold and active campaigns going on to stop pipelines from British Columbia to the Bayou to the Appalachian Mountains

Pueblo teachers and paraprofessionals struck from May 7 to 11, the first school strike in Colorado in 24 years

Is This a Greek Debt Crisis Writ Large?

Purdue Pharma Knew of OxyContin Abuse in 1996 But Covered It Up

Whether pushing for action on climate change, peace, LGBTQ equality, feminism, reproductive choice, or fighting racism, Cagan’s voice, presence, and expertise have long been visible