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Saleh signs transfer-of-power deal in Yemen
After nearly a year of intense political struggle in Yemen, the country’s president has officially signed a transfer-of-power deal.
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Occupy movement turns houses into homes!
How can the Occupy movement grow this winter in the country's hardest-hit communities? Just ask the family of Alfredo Carrasquillo…
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Occupy Boston raided
After 70 days and 71 nights of encampment at Dewey Square, Occupy Boston was raided by the police at 5:00…
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Labor, Occupy activists march on K Street lobbyists
Over 1,000 community, labor and occupy movement activists marched together Dec. 7 on K Street, the infamous center of corporate…
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New ‘winter of discontent’ in Britain
Over 2 million English workers took to the streets Nov. 30 to combat recent government austerity measures and stand up…
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Militant immigrant rights movement puts government on defensive
On Nov. 17, Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced a directive for its deportation attorneys to begin reviewing all new and…
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Occupy SF march condemns budget cuts
On Dec. 2, about 3,000 people gathered at the Federal building to protest the criminal relationship between the U.S. government…
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Occupy SF retakes Justin Herman Plaza
Less than a day after a police raid evicted the Occupy SF encampment from Justin Herman Plaza, protesters returned and…
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Syracuse University students denounce police violence
On Nov. 30, over 50 protesters gathered on the steps of Hendricks Chapel on the Syracuse University quad to denounce…
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Imperialists impose new sanctions on Iran
On Nov. 29, Iranian students stormed the British Embassy in Tehran, protesting Britain’s new sanctions on banking with Iran.
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Free Mumia!
Mumia’s sentence has been commuted to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. Whatever the situation in the legal arena,…
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Interview: Parent of SHU prison hunger striker
Interview with the concerned parent of a prison hunger striker incarcerated in the Security Housing Unit at Corcoran State Prison,…
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Honduran campesinos killed to protect corporate interests
Since December 2009, at least 44 Honduran campesinos have been killed for taking part in demonstrations demanding the return of…
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Capitalism: a criminal system
In a talk given at the Nov. 19 Socialism Conference in LA, PSL member Michael Prysner breaks down the reasons…
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‘Super committee’ admits defeat
The so-called congressional “super committee,” charged with finding ways to reduce the U.S. budget deficit by $1.2 trillion over 10…
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Libya open for business
Countries who participated in the takeover of Libya were promised a share of the spoils, according to a letter in…
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Climate change summit begins in Durban, South Africa
U.N. climate change talks began in Durban, South Africa, Nov. 28.The conference will discuss the next actions to curb greenhouse…
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Human rights violations commonplace in US society
The U.S. government often portrays itself as the protector and promoter of human rights and democracy around the world. Yet,…
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Cuba’s lung cancer vaccine to be tested in UK
The promising new Cuban lung cancer vaccine, CimaVax-EFG, is now slated for further clinical trials with British subjects.
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Portuguese workers strike against cutbacks
Portuguese workers rose up in resistance against harsh austerity measures with a general strike on Nov. 24.
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