Mark Steel A new speed record for broken promises Days after vowing to hand over new powers to Scotland, British political leaders were debating which powers to take away.
Readers’ View An insult for Halloween Each fall, we see thousands if not millions of new "Indian" faces--in the racist costumes being sold for Halloween.
Elizabeth Schulte The progressive face of a regressing party Elizabeth Warren's speeches may sound good, but her main role is to put a populist façade on a party that stands for preserving corporate power.
Phil Gasper What do we mean by Leninism? The Leninist project still involves an attempt to build a centralized revolutionary party based on the most advanced workers.
National Nurses United The first steps to take on Ebola National Nurses United is fighting to protect front-line health care workers against a system that isn't prepared for Ebola.
Dave Zirin Ferguson comes to the NFL Dozens of fans organized for a St. Louis Rams game to bring #FergusonOctober and police violence to a primetime audience.
Alexander Billet Introducing Victor Jara A pamphlet on the left-wing Chilean folk singer killed during the 1973 military coup will tell his story to a new generation.
Elizabeth Schulte Getting organized to change the world Socialists try to strengthen every struggle they're involved in--while building organization that gathers others around the cause of socialism.
Nicole Colson The real cause for alarm: For-profit health care What we know about the Ebola outbreak in Texas should frighten us about the problems of the U.S. health care system.
James Daugherty Socialists rooted in the struggle A new collection of essays by Kim Moody is explicitly written for socialists organizing in or around the labor movement.
