The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

In Failed Extradition Attempt, A European Rebuke Of Solitary Confinement And U.S. ‘Supermax’ Prisons

Matt Stroud

Feature

Is There a Method to the Syrian Madness?

On radical-emancipatory movements and false rationales for war.

Slavoj Žižek

Labor

Carwash Workers and Capitol Hill: Immigration in Limbo

Michelle Chen

Feature

How the Anti-War Movement Won the Hearts and Minds of the Public

A decade of protests paved the way for Americans to say 'no' to Syrian strikes.

Bernardine Dohrn

Feature

Is the U.S. Enabling the Humanitarian Crisis in Colombia?

Millions remain displaced and war crimes are ongoing, but U.S. military aid keeps flowing.

Jeremy Kryt

Feature

War, Interrupted

Peace advocates remain cautious as Obama signals diplomatic turn on Syria.

Cole Stangler

Feature

New York A-Twitter with Reports of Voting Malfunctions

Last year, elections officials blamed Sandy. What's their excuse now?

Sarah Jaffe

Feature

What Would a ‘Surgical Strike’ on Syria Really Look Like?

The only thing 'surgical' about an airstrike is the blood it leaves behind.

Roy Isacowitz

Feature

The Three C’s: Capitalism, Cronyism and Corruption

It's a surprise to nobody but himself--Virginia's GOP governor faces scrutiny over the three C's.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

Feature

War With Syria? Not So Fast

As opposition builds in Congress, an international proposal to avoid bombing gains traction.

Cole Stangler

Labor

Lessons From the Tomb of Frank Little

Mike Elk

Comics

The Best Worst Option in Syria

Matt Bors

Feature

‘Boots on the Ground’ in Syria?

War doesn’t dirty only one pair of shoes.

Daisy Hernández

Labor

New Englanders Gather To Back Wal-Mart Worker

Jeff Schuhrke

Feature

Sorkin’s Binders Full of (Incompetent) Women

The Newsroom relives Election Night 2012, minus the boring political stuff.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Feature

Orange Is the New Black Roundtable, Part 3: The Final Word on OITNB (Oh, and Larry)

Does OITNB challenge the prison-industrial complex?

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Labor

Machinists Union Launches Ambitious New Campaign

Bruce Vail

Feature

The People’s Advocate?

The race in New York for Bill de Blasio's replacement has gotten interesting--because of Letitia James.

Sarah Jaffe