Thousands of students are taking part in the National Carry That Weight day of action

In this interview, Gonzalo Gómez, founder of leftist Venezuelan website Aporrea.org and militant of Marea Socialista (Socialist Tide) criticizes the PSUV for stifling political debates

The real Israeli “peace” policy

Chairperson Nicole Ameline praised Venezuela’s efforts and success in increasing gender equality

The Morales government has been more defiant of economic orthodoxy (i.e. more radical) than Venezuela’s in some important ways

More than three decades later, the NSA, like a mom-and-pop operation that has exploded into a global industry, now employs sweeping powers of surveillance

The struggle of the people to prevail over the dominance of capital will take place in the contingent field of social antagonism, and will depend on their determination to turn frustration into social creativity

For those concerned with the rights of the brutalized Palestinians, there can be no higher priority than working to change U.S. policies

As a leading scientist, he had a strong sense of ethical responsibility before society. In his opinion, the scientist’s role is to work for the general welfare

An Interview With Noam Chomsky

Early this month, the Freelancers Union released the results of an Edelman study which found that an astounding 34 percent of the U.S. workforce is now comprised of “freelancers”

Reflections from Rebecca Solnti, Lisa Fithian, Sandy Nurse and Amanda Rouse

How American Intelligence Works in the Twenty-First Century

The combined impact of the military, conservative think tanks and foundations, and of corporatization of our public educational systems has eroded the basic democratic concept of civilian public education

Global policy is mainly shaped outside the UN by a bewildering array of formal and informal actors that participate in a variety of ways in international life

As protesters flood the streets of Hong Kong demanding free elections in 2017, the international media puts on its usual spin

Changes in the capitalist system’s operating procedures, rules and regulations are always presented as if they were in everyone’s interest

We know that social exclusion is bad for people’s mental health. It follows therefore, that an economic system that is inclusive will help remove this social determinant of mental illness

Although WikiLeaks has been the target of a considerable amount of attention in the US and the EU, it is noteworthy that the principle of the rule of law barely figures in this debate

A private conversation between you and your kids is exactly that – private. Racism is not private at all. It often plays out interpersonally