Laura Lising Demilitarizing at University of Maryland Students are organizing to stop the campus police department from receiving the Pentagon's high-tech weaponry.
Alan Maass Democracy versus the bankocracy in Greece Elections this month could put Greece's radical left party SYRIZA in power--and the scaremongering from Europe's rulers is already underway.
Marlene Martin The problem is the barrel When they admit police are a problem at all, political leaders focus on a few "bad apples." But the problem runs deeper.
Dave Zirin Covering up rape in Florida Florida State University has created a reality all its own, as rape accusations against a star quarterback get swept under the rug.
Report The left is on a roll at Northeastern Successful union organizing and vibrant student protests have created a radicalized atmosphere at a major Boston university.
Readers’ View From Delhi to Ferguson From Delhi to Ferguson, we salute the resilience of those who are fighting in the spirit of international solidarity.
Danny Katch Whose lives matter in New York City? After the killing of two NYPD officers, the #BlackLivesMatter movement now faces a backlash orchestrated by police unions and right-wingers.
Committee to Abolish Third World Debt Their drive to stop SYRIZA European activists call for solidarity against the scaremongering campaign targeting Greece's radical left party.
Interview: James Nichol The Marikana miners deserve justice The family members of striking miners massacred by South African police in 2012 have taken their fight to the courts.
Interview: Rebecca Snow Landa A public housing victory in Seattle A Seattle housing activist explains what it took to stop the city's plans to hammer public housing tenants with large rent increases.
