How Lady Day found herself in the middle of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics’ early fight for survival

Drones are a technological solution for the inability of politicians to mobilize support for war

If SYRIZA wins it will mark the beginnings of a fightback against austerity and neo-liberalism in Europe

Syriza is the Left’s best chance at success in a generation. But for socialists, the hard part starts after election day

This weekend, the Greek people are taking their destiny in their hands again, animated by the will and belief that it is possible to change not only Greece, but Europe

If I were a young black male, the U.S. penal system quite likely would not have allowed me to turn myself in to a federal prison camp

No less than the livelihoods of the Greek people are at stake

If we do not take this struggle to the European level, if we confine ourselves to local communities or nation states, we ultimately leave this crucial terrain to the bankers and the bureaucrats

Why the differences and what do the differences tell us?

No reference was made to the fact that the American military, in the course of its wars in recent decades in the Middle East and elsewhere, had been responsible for the deliberate deaths of dozens of journalists

Special Ops Missions Already in 105 Countries in 2015

With victory in sight, Alexis Tsipras discusses Europe’s political landscape and the formation of a left government in Greece

“But when somebody is down and out, desperate, destitute, when you mock them, when you mock a homeless person, that is not satire”

Contrary to the eloquent pronouncements, it is not the case that “Terrorism is terrorism. There’s no two ways about it.” There definitely are two ways about it: theirs versus ours

Just a year after its founding, it’s the country’s leading party

The differences that this system presents is more clearly understood when one understands the reasons behind the revolution’s emergence and why it was necessary

Toward a Just Deal in Paris

What follows is a first sketch of a campaign proposal that is designed to bring to an end a form of discrimination referred to here as institutionalised classism

Raif Badawi was sentenced by a Saudi court to 1,000 floggings, as well as ten years in prison and a fine of $266,000. Badawi’s crime? Blogging.

Pegida started around 13 Weeks ago with marches of several thousand people, but these marches grew very quickly