Evergreen State made headlines over protests that provoked violent threats from the far right, leading to a campus shutdown.

The struggle by Korean farmers confronting the U.S. military's largest overseas base is part of a long history of resistance.

No matter the country, the legacy of past Olympic Games that always leaves the most lasting mark is the body count.

A small Virginia city has become a target for racists--but its successful counterprotest of the Klan shows the importance of taking on the far right.

The U.S.-led drive to eradicate ISIS forces in Mosul has succeeded--but at a terrible price to the people who live in what was once Iraq's second-largest city.

The revolt in Morocco's Rif region is far from over, despite attempts by the monarchy to prevent a snowball effect in the country.

The conviction of former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has cast in sharp relief the strategic choices confronting the country's left.

After plans for a rally in defense of refugees drew death threats, members of Lebanon's Socialist Forum are calling for solidarity.

The media focused on violence, but the big news about the protests at the G20 summit is that they were the largest in some 10 years.

Plastic waste isn't just a blight on the landscape--it is disrupting natural systems on which our very existence depends.

A renowned scholar is returning to the U.S. without a job in academia, but he doesn't regret his defense of the Palestinian struggle.

Pro-Israel marchers say they were unfairly barred from Chicago Dyke March, but they were there to disrupt a pro-Palestine event.

The author of a new book on call centers discusses the changing face of labor--and the potential for organizing these workers.

The Museum of Capitalism asks visitors to think about the system all around us as if it has already been relegated to the dustbin.

Ilan Pappe's Ten Myths About Israel is an excellent book for anyone trying to separate fact from the fiction used to justify Zionism.

The Bolsheviks' response to repression after the July Days uprising was to avoid provocations and prepare for future struggle.

Two appeals from 100 years ago show the deepening conflict among Russian socialists as a new struggle for power took place.

After the February Revolution, two powers existed in Russia--the Provisional Government and the workers' councils.

The period of reaction that followed the July Days was relatively short-lived, with the movement reviving in a matter of a month.

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