Popular protests have erupted against efforts to dismantle France’s labor code

He’s a Sign of American Decline (Just Not in the Way You Think)

Singling out people to assassinate, and killing nine of our innocent children for each person they target, is a crime of unspeakable proportions

The day after the impeachment vote in the lower house of Brazil’s congress, one of the leaders of the effort, Senator Aloysio…

The richest Americans now live 10-15 years longer than the poorest

Ultimately, Brazil’s elite political and media classes are toying with the mechanics of democracy

“No continent will be struck as severely by the impacts of climate change as Africa”

There’s a reason we’re suddenly talking about 9/11 all over again

In labor disputes, massive multinationals have the ability to spend millions of dollars on PR, while those representing the workers don’t.

The entire premise of 1990s neoliberalism was corruption and a war on the poor

A recent event at the pinnacle of “liberal” academia offers a depressing epitome of the cold moral obliviousness and imperial complicity that marks U.S. higher education

We start from the premise that Canada is facing the deepest crisis in recent memory

The carnival of reaction on display by conservative Congressional deputies during the vote only demonstrates the contempt in which Brazil’s elite hold the vast majority of the population

Despite a decisive victory Tuesday providing further confirmation of her likely nomination, in many respects Hillary Clinton emerges from the New York…

In the coming weeks, Sanders and his supporters will need to make clear exactly what he’s fighting for, both inside the Democratic Party and beyond

In Brooklyn alone, over 125,000 names were quietly scrubbed from the voter rolls in the five months leading up to the primary

BRAZIL’S LOWER HOUSE of Congress on Sunday voted to impeach the country’s president, Dilma Rousseff, sending the removal process to the Senate. In…

The American voter is beginning a revolt against the corrupt politics of catch-me-if-you-can operators like the Clintons

Interview with an influential voice and a central figure in the anti-nuclear movement since the nuclear meltdown at Fukushima Daiichi of March 11, 2011

Wall Street, US Big Oil and the proverbial “American interests” win this round at the circus