Albert interviews Early and Wilson on impressions of and involvement with the Sanders campaign.

You Can’t Earn a Living on the Minimum Wage

Mohammad al-Qiq silently cries out in pain in an Afula hospital, yet refuses to resume eating in his strange status as a suspended detainee

Counting likes and shares is easy, but how do we gauge the political impact of our articles and ensure their quality?

If any movie deserves an Oscar this February 28, it is “Trumbo” with Bryan Cranston as best actor

Political and social change emanate from persistent pressure for a just world, not settling for what is “realistic” before even getting to the negotiating table

A talk on the transformation of women’s roles in Rojava as a result of the formation of women’s academies and the revolution’s encouragement of women to become equal participants in all spheres of life

Why can’t the left mount a real effort through organizing to offer the electorate a viable alternative to politics as usual?

“Kissinger should have the door shut in his face by every decent person and should be shamed, ostracized, and excluded”

Saudi Arabia has raised the ante in its battle with Iran by publicly committing to send ground troops to Syria

Why Hillary Pretends to Love Obama It is well understood in Beltway circles that Bill and Hillary Clinton loathe Barack Obama.  They’ll…

It iis not easy to be an Arab in Israel. It is not easy to be a woman in Arab society. It is not easy to be an Arab in Israeli politics. And even less easy to be an Arab woman in the Knesset

Our efforts can only be politically expressed if we take to the streets with demonstrations and massive pressure

Hopefully, one day, we’ll muster the courage to join together in a revolutionary movement with people of all colors who believe that basic human rights and economic, racial, and gender justice are not unreasonable, pie-in-the-sky goals

A report reveals how the civil war in Syria has exacted an unimaginable toll, ravaging not only the economy but consigning an entire generation to the edge of civilisation

International pressure is perhaps the only hope and is desperately needed

Subsidized white capitalists and oppressed activists are amongst those who must “not be named”

America’s Coast-to-Coast Toxic Crisis

Anyone who was going into these negotiations to enhance environmental protection, consumer protection and labour standards would have nothing to fear from transparency

What New Hampshire showed, is that the elite’s head office — the Democratic networks of the east coast — has very few defense mechanisms against the radical surge