Look who’s ready to fight Trump’s trade war now As Trump seeks a trade deal with the Chinese government, the new hawkishness of the U.S. establishment has come into sharp relief. March 9, 2019
Interview: Gabriel Casal Nazario The future of our university is at stake Students at the University of Puerto Rico are on strike against ruthless austerity and a debt crisis the island's residents didn't cause. April 18, 2017
Who’s behind the free speech crisis on campus? Campus administrations have for decades restricted the rights of students to dissent--but we'll need to fight for free speech if we want to see social change. April 12, 2017
Elizabeth Schulte and Dorian Bon The uprising of the airports In city after city and airport after airport, people are turning out to protest Trump's executive orders declaring war on immigrants and refugees. January 30, 2017
Islamophobia and the rise of the new right Anti-Muslim bigotry is a key ingredient in the toxic brew that is fueling a wave of right-wing nationalism in countries around the world. January 5, 2017
Sumaya Awad and Dorian Bon The blizzard didn’t stop us A furious winter storm hit the Standing Rock encampments, but that isn't stopping the resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline. December 7, 2016
Report How the water protectors won at Standing Rock SW contributors describe what they saw on a trip to Standing Rock as an announcement is made about the future of the Dakota Access Pipeline. December 5, 2016
Sumaya Awad and Dorian Bon Protesting Trump from day one As Democratic leaders urged supporters to "give Trump a chance," thousands of people took to the streets in outrage. November 10, 2016
The rise of Trumpism and how to fight it Wherever similar social conditions exist--economic decline, a mistrusted state and traditions of bigotry--Trumpism or something like it does, too. November 1, 2016
Radical Columbia Though you wouldn't know it on the surface, Columbia University has a tempestuous history of resistance that shaped the campus in important ways. September 8, 2016
Are movements enough to make socialism? How do we balance the need to organize around specific political issues with building a wider opposition to the whole ruling order? September 1, 2016
Hearing from South Africa’s left challenge A militant union leader traveled to New York City to discuss the challenges ahead for the workers' movement in South Africa. June 21, 2016
The hidden horrors in poultry plants An Oxfam report has exposed the torturous conditions endured by poultry workers--but their situation is far from unique in the U.S. May 26, 2016
De Blasio’s misguided “gang takedowns” A giant sweep through North Bronx public housing projects shows the ominous new direction of policing in New York City. May 12, 2016
Flint is only the beginning The outcry over Flint's water disaster has led to a growing awareness that lead poisoning is a nationwide public health crisis. March 24, 2016
Why are #OurThreeBoys dead? Islamophobic violence, spurred on by the politicians, can't be ruled out in the recent slaying of three men in Fort Wayne, Indiana. March 3, 2016
Slandering BDS at Columbia Socialists at Columbia University are under attack for daring to support the Palestinian struggle for liberation, both past and present. February 25, 2016
Obrero Socialista Flint revela feos secretos La resistencia en Flint expone los crímenes de los oficiales estatales and federales, y la existencia de una más amplia crisis de la salud pública. February 23, 2016
The ugly secrets that Flint revealed The resistance in Flint has exposed the crimes of state and federal officials--and the existence of a broader public health crisis. February 11, 2016
They poisoned a city and insulted the victims Flint's lead-poisoning crisis is finally getting national attention. But will the austerity fanatics and unaccountable bureaucrats be held responsible? January 27, 2016
