People radicalizing now not only have to stand up and be counted against Trump, but figure out what alternative they are going to organize for.

In the U.S. and beyond, the right is cohering around figures like Trump, while threads of a new resistance are still coming together into a clear left alternative.

Water protectors and their supporters are fearful that DAPL won't stay blocked, but there's substance to this victory that gives us something to build on.

The solidarity between Standing Rock water protectors and U.S. military veterans was forged by a long history of war and empire.

Hundreds marched in Washington, D.C., to support political prisoner Leonard Peltier and the water protectors around the country.

The combined forces of Syria's regime, Russian air power and Iranian-backed death squads are retaking the last city liberated by the 2011 revolution.

A Philippines socialist explains how anger at the burial of a former dictator sparked opposition to the new right-wing president.

A mass mobilization unprecedented in South Korean history led to the vote by parliament to impeach President Park Geun-hye.

An Austrian activist explains why the far-right Freedom Party has made electoral gains--and how it can be beaten back.

A judge's ruling denying overtime protection to 12 million workers signals what's to come under Trump--unless workers organize.

Graduate student workers in a reform caucus argue that democratizing the United Auto Workers is a key to winning better contracts.

Trump's Carrier deal shows how he will pose as a defender of jobs--unless unions offer a way forward by fighting the bosses instead of bribing them.

Tulsi Gabbard has a reputation as a liberal, but her defense of reactionary causes proves she has more in common with Trump.

The Trump campaign gave voice to some of the most backward ideas in society--but the truth is there wasn't a voice for our side in November.

When fascist flyers appeared on the campus of Purdue University, it spurred protests and a flurry of anti-racist organizing.

The Midwest Network to Stop the Klan was an example of successful anti-racist organizing in the 1990s that holds lessons for today's left.

Hundreds of Queens residents responded to a recent spike in hate crimes by mobilizing to make their neighborhood a "hate-free zone."

At multiple demonstrations, anti-racists in North Carolina and Virginia turned out to oppose the racist hate of the Klan.

The deadly fire at Oakland's Ghost Ship is blow to a community that has few places to go in a city where profit comes before safety.

The recent election in the Teamsters union didn't unseat the old guard's James P. Hoffa, but it left him discredited and vulnerable.

Faculty and grad workers at two Columbia University colleges are fighting for the protection only a strong union can provide.

As the first installment in a series to mark 100 years since Russia 1917, we publish a leaflet from Bolshevik-influenced students.