In city after city where the Occupy movement has faced repression, the orders have come from leaders of the "party of the people."

The Occupy movement has the potential to draw attention to how economic injustices overlap with racial injustices.

New York City school officials came face to face with the Occupy movement at a Panel for Education Policy meeting.

As the global population reaches 7 billion, it's time to throw out the idea that there are "too many people"--and focus on the real causes of environmental destruction.

Republican presidential candidates have a bad case of flat-tax fever--and working people better hope it doesn't spread, because we'd feel the pain.

Ahmed Hossain is facing deportation because of a clerical error--but New Yorkers are rallying to stop this injustice.

The Syrian revolution has defied enormous repression for eight months, but the Assad regime remains entrenched.

The number of serious scandals rocking the NYPD should make us question whether the problem is just "a few bad apples."

The pullout of U.S. forces from Iraq scheduled for the end of the year will leave behind a society shattered by an imperialist conquest that was sold as liberation.

It wasn't so long ago that U.S. and British intelligence were helping Libyan dictator Muammar el-Qaddafi repress his enemies.

The Keystone XL pipeline is a watershed moment not just for Barack Obama, but for the mainstream environmental movement.

More than 1,000 union members and supporters rallied against the phone giant Verizon and marched to Occupy Wall Street.

The agreement announced at last week's European summit meeting brings no acceptable solution to the eurozone crisis.

The call for a general strike and day of action on November 2 by Occupy Oakland is a decisive step for the movement.

Protesters have reclaimed Oscar Grant Plaza in Oakland, 24 hours after a savage police assault on the Occupy camp that has rocked the Bay Area.

Maybe the attack on Occupy Oakland protester Scott Olsen will settle the debate about whether the police are on our side.

In speeches at Occupy encampments across the country, Dr. John Carlos has drawn a direct line from 1968 to today.

Marx's materialist philosophy was rooted in the idea that the world around us shapes and limits our possibilities.

For the Occupy movement to be successful, it must be a movement that takes a stand against ideas that will divide us.

I hope the sexist "Hot Chicks of Occupy Wall Street" video sparks a discussion about the links between women's oppression and corporate greed.

On November 8, Ohioans will have a chance to vote against legislation that would strip public-sector workers of their union rights.