Sunday’s rally came after months of labor solidarity efforts with detainees, who continue to face retaliation.

Trump has signed an executive order to exert pressure on Iran while also trying to obtain a nuclear deal.

The indictment comes as some states expand terror laws to ensnare protesters who block “critical infrastructure.”

The violence of for-profit health care’s megastructure can only be overcome through collective resistance campaigns.

The fight to free women and end mass incarceration is long and ongoing, but these activists aren’t giving up.

The Bureau of Prisons initially planned to empty FCI Dublin by April 19. Those inside fear being sent far from family.

More workers are forming independent unions, untethered from the AFL-CIO and other established labor groups.

This week the Supreme Court began hearing oral arguments on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization–the case that will determine the fate of Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban, and more broadly, the fate of Roe v. Wade.

When veteran Minnesota police officer Kimberly Potter, who is white, stopped Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, for an expired registration tag, she committed an act of racial profiling.

In this interview, Foster discusses why a Green New Deal is just an entry point to an ecological revolution, and why any economic-social system that hopes to address the climate crisis must transcend capitalism.

Capitalist industrialization has led us to the edge of the precipice of climate change, and avoiding the end of civilization as we know it may require the development of a view in direct opposition to the way in which capitalism “values” nature, according to John Bellamy Foster.