Struggle intensifies as Hondurans rebel at 10th anniversary of coup
By Sam Ordóñez June 25, 2019 June 24 — Since last week, the Honduran people have been in rebellion against the [...]
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Iran and the big lie behind U.S. power
By Deirdre Griswold June 25, 2019 Within minutes on June 20, President Donald Trump first authorized and then canceled a [...]
Euclid, Ohio: Police attack on teenagers draws protest
By Martha Grevatt June 26, 2019 Several dozen concerned community members attended the Euclid City Council meeting on June [...]
More struggle ahead as W.Va. education workers face setback
June 26, 2019 After two years of intense struggle against right-wing state officials, West Virginia education workers faced [...]
Haitians in the streets stage general strike
By G. Dunkel June 22, 2019 Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. An audit, ordered by a Haitian court and [...]
Stonewall Uprising 1969, night 3: ‘The battle was on!’ from Lavender & Red, Part 70
By Leslie Feinberg June 22, 2019 Originally published Aug. 14, 2006, this column was part of Leslie Feinberg’s series of [...]
Guatemalan elections: Social Democrats win, progressive parties grow
By Sam Ordóñez June 22, 2019 Elections took place in Guatemala on June 16 with a few surprising results. The elections [...]
Women strike across Switzerland for equal pay and more
By Kathy Durkin June 20, 2019 Wage. Time. Respect. That was the motto of the 24-hour “Women’s Strike” for gender pay [...]
Free Luiz Inacio “Lula” da Silva – #LulaLivre
June 20, 2019 The following is a statement released June 11 by The International Committee for Peace, Justice and Dignity, a [...]
The centennial of Red Summer is a pivotal moment against racist terror
By Terrea Mitchell June 20, 2019 During the Red Summer of 1919, a wave of white-supremacist terrorist attacks was unleashed [...]
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