Front page from October 10, 2013

A united front of Egyptian revolutionaries has issued a founding statement outlining its strategy for continuing the struggle

A Colombia environmental activist describes the united struggle to block construction of a dam that would destroy homes and lives.

In a statement to supporters on her 74th birthday, ailing and imprisoned lawyer Lynne Stewart calls for justice.

In defending socialists charged with sedition in 1941, a radical attorney explained the true meaning of freedom of speech.

We need to challenge the liberal establishment any time they put forth policies like New York's "broken windows."

Building on the intersection of racism and capital in the U.S. anti-Muslim hysteria has become a lucrative business for some.

Two years ago, the Occupy Wall Street movement was spreading from city to city, igniting a long-awaited resistance to social inequality.

Urban Shield is a SWAT team training exercise that turns the city of Oakland into a sprawling stage for war games.

Herman Wallace spent the last four decades of his life fighting against all that is unjust in the criminal justice system.

After 40 years of an unrelenting drug war, the Obama Justice Department says it will reform mandatory minimum sentences.

Margaret Mary Vojtko was buried in a cardboard coffin after working for decades as an adjunct professor for poverty wages.

The University of California has imposed an austerity contract on thousands of service workers--but it may still face resistance.

The Internationalist Workers Left looks at the tasks ahead for anti-fascists following the arrest of Golden Dawn leaders.

The fight against Golden Dawn--the most pernicious and entrenched neo-Nazi force in Europe--has reached a critical moment.

If energy companies are going to be asked to get by on less than $9 billion in profits a year, they might as well not bother.

Instead of addressing segregation, poverty, health care and a living wage, Boston's mayoral candidates narrowed the debate.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' quarterback is being smeared by his own team and the media over allegations of drug use.

The Philippines government wants to allow a greater U.S. military presence as tensions with China continue to rise.

Jihad Asa'ad Muhammad reported the conditions of Syria's "wretched of the earth"--until he was imprisoned by the regime.

Today's leaders of imperial Britain and apologists for the empire want us to move on and forget the atrocities of the past.

In the early 1920s, the Communist International needed to develop tactics that worked in a non-revolutionary situation.

In the collective fight for reforms, ordinary people are radicalized and gain a sense of their own power.

A stolen life | The ruling class and the state | Imperial overreach in the Philippines? | Exploitation at Whole Foods | Socialism and the environment

A recent New York Times article ignored the economic conditions that have allowed corporations to profit in Mexico.