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We need to take on these corporations directly and make them pay a price for enabling, supporting and profiting from anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant policies

They made sure the cows were home While his lungs spouted blood; They made sure their tea was warm, While he waited to be dead.   They were the good Samaritans Serving a primal rage; Their task is to help usher in A pure spiritual age.   The weak with diverse groan despoil The glory Read more…

One testimonial after another echoes the sentiments of a woman whose husband has been held incommunicado for more than two years. “Shouldn’t they be given a trial?”

Mona Hanna-Attisha’s account of the disaster reads both as a detective story and as an exposé of government corruption in her book “What the Eyes Don’t See: A Story of Crisis, Resistance and Hope in an American City.”

The coup exposed the alliances who are working with the United States to put in place a neoliberal government that is controlled by the United States and serves the interests of the wealthy

If Trump’s aggressive style and populist impulses have encouraged his political soulmates abroad, they’ve also provoked a backlash in defense of democratic norms

The extradition of the publisher—the maniacal goal of the U.S. government—would set a legal precedent that would criminalize any journalistic oversight or investigation of the corporate state

The National Anthem Is a Celebration of Slavery

Only the Venezuelan working people can offer a way forward from the current crisis

Trump’s nominee will likely face questions at his confirmation hearing about his 2012 decision to overturn the U.S. Department of Justice’s determination that a South Carolina voter ID law discriminated against voters of color

How did Hersh get the stories that other reporters seemed to miss?

Dear Dr. Dollar: Why is the Federal Reserve raising interest rates? What’s the impact?                 —Anonymous, via email The simple answer: The Fed is raising interest rates to slow the growth of the economy—at least slow relative to what the growth rate would otherwise be. This will likely restrain growth of employment and maintain the lack Read more…

The cost was astronomical. Across the seven sites over half a billion dollars were spent

Bernie Sanders — the most popular senator in America — and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — the 28-year-old from the Bronx who made headlines by stunning longtime incumbent Rep. Joe Cowley in a New York congressional primary last month — traveled to the breadbasket on Friday in support of two congressional candidates running under the progressive banner. Though the first of two rallies held Friday was Read more…

Trump voters call MS-13 a ‘serious’ threat to U.S., but it ain’t so

Donald Trump’s Kamikaze Attack on Globalism

Trump has succeeded in his goal of ratcheting up tensions with Iran and putting the two countries on a war footing

For 43 years, since 1975, I’ve been a member, often a leader, of national and local groups working to build a mass-based, progressive political party. During all that time I’ve advocated for and acted upon an approach which appreciates that there is little to no chance of achieving such a thing—an organization actually capable of Read more…

But advocates want detainees freed, not sent to for-profit jails

Alternative visions help to create platforms for uniting a movement of movements, an essential if we want a living revolution

Confusion about whether it still counts as journalism when it’s challenging to power is as distressing an assessment of today’s elite media as you need

Israel openly Declares Apartheid and Racial Supremacy

Dark money is undermining our democracies, and it’s never darker than when channelled through lobby groups masquerading as think tanks

What Comes Next?

Interview on how labor can respond to Janus, the fight to move the Democratic Party left, the growing popularity of democratic socialism and more

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has nothing but contempt for international law. But he has shown uncritical deference to executive power, particularly in the so-called war on terror cases. The two primary sources of international law are treaties and what’s known as “customary international law.” Ratified treaties are part of domestic US law under the Read more…

As the elections in Brazil draw closer, conflict is likely

At no stage does life magically appear in a zygote, a blastocyst, an embryo, or a foetus

We have to collectively and selflessly work together cooperatively, without any let-up or discouragement, until we free, not one wronged person, but a whole wronged species

Facing down corporate backlash

The Trump administration’s ongoing detention and deportation of asylum-seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border has echoes of the U.S. internment of over 40,000 Haitians fleeing violence in their homeland in the early 1990s

If ever there was a time for boycott, divestment and sanctions against Israel’s system of oppression, it is now

As the July 26 deadline approaches for the government to reunite some 3,000 immigrant parents and children separated under the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” program, one immigrant detention center in South Texas has been releasing a few people weekly, after they pass their “credible fear” interviews, in which they describe why they are afraid to Read more…

We have yet to learn of any large and widespread U.S. demonstrations on behalf of the children and families of Yemen, where the U.S. is deeply complicit in the creation of a situation that “looks” “like the Apocalypse”

‘Social Dialogue’ Reform Frustrations

Confronting “That Part of the World”

Trump is attacking Europe and siding with Russia for political — and not just personal — reasons

How Despair Has Made Gaza Unlivable

For local immigrant families targeted by Trump, the trauma is real and long-lasting, as is the critical importance of building broad, intersectional movements that include employers of immigrant workers

The “sacrifices” required will be increasingly barbaric, and the results will be even more uncertain than compared to the first Memorandum — which promised an end to the crisis in…2012

In a banner day for police reform, the city of Milwaukee has entered into a settlement agreement to end practices amounting to a decade-long stop-and-frisk program that resulted in hundreds of thousands of baseless stops

The people and water along the line’s route are the key concern for pipeline opponents, who worry about ETP’s higher-than-average record of spills

First, I thank Kim Scipes for his review of a recent book of mine- Practical Utopia – and for the many kind things he had to say about it. Writing about or commenting on other people’s work other than to somehow score points is pretty rare. So is addressing matters of strategy and vision. So Read more…

The fate of the earth may just depend on somebody creating a television network in the United States not dedicated to hating Russia on the one hand or basic human decency on the other

The Cost of the Trauma Cover-Up

If the new system moves quickly and effectively to restore international and national confidence in the Turkish economy, prospects are good for political stability and a more robust democratic atmosphere in the country

How Rohingya Are Lynched and Held Responsible

An Anti-Capitalist Rallying Cry for Workers

Chronicles of Survival and Hope

The Oakland-based grassroots organizing group has been hosting community dinners, feeding activists, and launching cultural projects for the last 10 years