Protest Tactics in a Warming World

What will it take to push back climate change? MORE

By Eric Moll

Executioner-in-Chief

Obama’s drone attacks and the pathology of presidential power. MORE

By Elizabeth Sanders

The War on Trafficking

Will California’s crackdown do more harm than good? MORE

By Rebecca Burns

The Walmart Revolt

The New Year promises new strategies for old labor. MORE

By David Moberg

Corporate Death Star

Help fight the secretive, corporate-sponsored Trans-Pacific Partnership. MORE

By Jacob Marshall

Chiquita Republic

United Fruit’s heir has again been linked to paramilitary abuses in Colombia. MORE

By James Bargent

Solidarity After Sandy

Occupy steps up where traditional disaster relief fails. MORE

By Eric Murphy

Supermax Showdown

AFSCME wants Illinois’ Tamms Correctional Center to stay open. Activists want it closed. MORE

By Rebecca Burns

Enemy of Rupert

An interview with independent media’s white knight, Craig Aaron MORE

By Kenneth Rapoza

Truce or Dare in Colombia

Violence rages even as peace talks continue. MORE

By Jeremy Kryt

books

Catastrophiliacs

For some, the end of the world can’t come too soon. MORE

By Sasha Lilley

Exit Signs

Blinded by Thrift Store Irony

It makes very little sense to characterize irony, strictly speaking, as a matter of self-presentation. MORE

By Chris Lehmann

film

Twilight of the Twi-Hards

The triumph of Team Katniss. MORE

By Sady Doyle

From the Old Country

Scroungers and Strivers

We are encouraged to sneer at poverty and hardship. MORE

By Jane Miller

Culture

In Defense of Sports

Why let capitalists have all the fun? MORE

By Bhaskar Sunkara

Views

Who’s Afraid of Homophobia?

The Associated Press’s decision to favor ‘anti-gay’ over ‘homophobic’ isn’t as bad as some say. MORE

By Achy Obejas

The First Stone

Gold Diggers and Indians

Republicans want to have their way with Wisconsin’s buried gold, but the Anishinaabe aren’t having it. MORE

By Joel Bleifuss