Editorial The 1 Percent gets 1 Percentier You know inequality must be at epic levels when, in the debate over the Obama administration budget, even Republicans say it's a problem.
Gianna Gaitani Greece doesn’t need a president from the right A member of Greek parliament for SYRIZA challenges speculation that the government may pick a conservative for president.
Elizabeth Schulte Oil workers strike for their lives Safety is at the top of the list of concerns for the 3,800 oil refinery workers on the picket line at facilities across the country.
Ben Hillier Struggle and survival in West Papua The people of West Papua have waged a courageous 50-year struggles against terrible violence to win independence from Indonesia.
Eric Ruder Salaita is still seeking justice Steven Salaita has sued the University of Illinois for illegally terminating him for his criticisms of Israel's assault on Gaza.
Dave Zirin A message to Roger Goodell It's long past time for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to resign--in the interest of football players and the public.
Danny Katch #BlackLivesMatter looks to the future January marked a new stage for the movement against racism and police violence--one not just of mobilizations, but of assessing and processing.
Chris Williams The looming climate catastrophe New reports show that damage to the environment is even worse than we knew. So why won't global leaders take action?
Natalia Tylim Armed to the teeth to “keep the peace”? New York City, the home of liberal Mayor Bill de Blasio, is creating a police unit whose officers will bring machine guns to protests.
Interview: Eric Toussaint Restructuring the terms of the debate A left-wing economist's view on the issues at stake in the SYRIZA government's effort to arrange a restructuring of Greece's debt.
