Scot McCullough Stealing an election after the fact Wisconsin Republicans are trying to undo the results of the 2018 elections — and like a lot of thieves, they’re using the cover of night.
Erica West Why social workers need to join the strike wave Some 4,000 social workers and mental health clinicians are planning rolling strikes at Kaiser facilities in California this week.
Alan Hedrick, Chris Black, Ryan Tardiff and Robert Wilson Greensboro can’t sweep police murder under the rug North Carolina’s medical examiner ruled Smith’s death at the hands of police a “homicide,” but Greensboro officials won’t act.
Bill Burke Putting Heather Heyer’s murderer on trial A survivor of the car attack that killed Heather Heyer writes from a Charlottesville courtroom as the trial of her killer takes place.
Interview: Benoit Renaud Québec solidaire prepares for the future A Quebec socialist talks about the challenges and opportunity for the radical left party after achieving its best election result ever.
Interview: Meghan Thomas We'll stay on the picket line until we get it done A striking charter teacher in Chicago explains the stakes in the fight for a fair contract from the Acero Schools charter network.
Nicole Colson On the picket line against the charter bosses A defiant show of unity and strength by striking Chicago charter school educators is hitting the bosses at Acero on their bottom line.
Statement A day of action against fascism and racism Activists and organizations are adding their voices to protest against far-right hate on December 10 in a nationwide day of action.
Tom Gagné Shot in the back by police while trying to help Family and friends want justice for a man killed in an Alabama mall while he was trying to keep people safe during a mass shooting.
Kate Seidel New lurch in the Russia-Ukraine conflict Russian forces seized three Ukrainian ships, and Ukraine’s government declared martial law in the latest escalation of their conflict.
