Ideally “Our Revolution” would emerge from well organized neighborhoods and workplaces proposing wonderful structure and program

The history of Labor Notes shows that labor’s strength — and socialists’ relevance — depend on a militant and independent rank and file

In addition to causing immense animal suffering, factory farms are spawning dangerous superbugs that current antibiotics are powerless against

Deaths like that of Darius Robinson at the hands of prison guards underlie the lethal risk faced by those who are incarcerated

Complex global challenges require committed activists who stand on principle as well as experts on the inside who can play the political game

Golden rice is a false miracle. It is a disease of nutritionally empty monocultures offered as a cure for nutritional deficiency. In…

With such knowledge solidarity with the Palestinian struggle for freedom and dignity becomes almost a psychological inevitability and an even more urgent moral imperative

The murder of Alton Sterling attacked the idea that public space and culture should belong to those who produce them

As a reflection of the state of play of American politics, we should see this platform not as a defeat but an acknowledgment that there has been a change

Never did we talk about Marxism or socialism nor left or right. We presented ourselves as the Bolivarian movement

On his visit to Hiroshima last May, Obama did not, as some had vainly hoped he might, apologize for the August 6,…

Hillary Clinton’s campaign is now grounded in the “anyone but Trump” slogan and it is clear that she will not address the concerns of the Left

Neither the planet, nor humanity can endure another decade of liberal antiwar activism

What an amazing Democratic primary season it’s been, including this happy result: WE WON! “We” being the millions of young people, mad-as-hell…

Steve Shalom and Michael Albert use a Q/A format to explore current issues of the U.S. election, Sanders, Clinton, Trump, and movements

Almost guaranteed to spread more misery across North Africa

A collective of more than 50 organizations representing thousands of Black people from across the country have come together with renewed energy and purpose to articulate a common vision and agenda

What Donald Trump’s ill-fated effort to transform Atlantic City into a personal cash cow says about the future of American cities

More than 13 million Americans voted for a candidate to be their President who labelled himself a democratic socialist and called for a political revolution

Beyond the fleeting praise for Bernie, your message to his delegates in Philadelphia wasn’t hard to discern: my corporate centrist way or the highway