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• Green Party “safe state” strategy is neither safe nor a strategy
• The 2016 elections are strategic for advancing racial justice
• Envisioning a modern, democratic, peaceful, and green socialism
• Vietnam navigates global competition, free trade in quest for development
• Left strategy in 2016 (Part 2): Building real political independence
• Left strategy in 2016 (Part 1): Grasping the key link of struggle
• Immigrants in Texas: ICE detention center is “the dog pound”
• The Sanders campaign, political revolution, and the 2016 elections
• World facing "new extremes" in the widening wealth gap
• Republican victory in 2016 would strengthen new “patrimonial oligarchy”
• Segregationists should be disqualified from the Supreme Court!
• Laquan McDonald killing exposes edifice of brutal oppression
• GOP House anarchy: Will it impact the 2016 elections?
• Homicides and violence: Moral crisis for our nation
• The stench of fascism seeps into the 2016 elections
• “I’ll sit out the 2016 elections”: really?
• Freddie Gray's death lit another fuse, this time it's Baltimore
• Cuba's worker cooperatives: "We decide what to do here"
• Cuba restructures its socialism: steadily but without stopping or pausing
• Former Cuban Five prisoner seeks friendship with U.S.
• American people key to normalization of U.S.-Cuba ties
• A radical third party? I agree!
• Athletes join growing movement for racial justice
• Lesson from the 2014 elections: Inclusive 50-state strategy needed
• GOP strategy for victory on Nov. 4: racism and voter suppression
• Judicial system and democratic rights at stake in 2014 elections
• Climate change, militarism, and the 2014 elections
• The people, Wall Street, and the planetary emergency
• “The Sixth Extinction” or how humanity, perching on tree limb, saws it off
• Why LeBron’s return brings joy to Ohio
• Elections, the state, reform & revolution
• Immigrant families demand an immediate end to deportations
• Kentuckians blast McConnell for opposing minimum wage hike
• Illinois working families face major threat with Rauner primary win
• Hundreds arrested at White House in XL pipeline protest
• Google hangout with Sam Webb discusses today’s issues, socialism (with video)
• Pete Seeger and American communism
• Uncovering the truth about the JFK assassination
• Outrage follows declaration that police killing was “justified”
• Chicago police arrest 150 at immigration protest
• Standing with history, Illinois passes Marriage Equality
• Librarian: With Emanuel’s pension plan “...I got two feet in the grave”
• Thousands rally to ‘take back Chicago’ from wealthy
• Growing college football player protest demands NCAA reforms
• Opposition grows against Syrian bombing as breakthrough emerges
• Dream 9 recasts immigration fight with bold border action
• Families of police crime victims demand civilian oversight
• Chicago school boycott demands elected school board
• Supporters urge passage of “way overdue” immigration reform
• Student loan rates set to double as July 1 deadline looms
• Shocking new cuts will gut Chicago schools
• Rudy Lozano remembered as fighter for immigrant, worker rights
• Dark day for journalism: Sun Times “deletes” photo department
• In response to school closures, a new movement is born
• Chicago protests to stop 54 school closings heat up
• From occupation to cooperative: workers fight for their jobs
• Obama's Commerce nominee assailed as "anti-worker business mogul"
• Chicago fast food and retail workers walk out
• Students strike vs. standardized tests, school closings (with video)
• Tar sands refinery expanding just south of Chicago
• Indefatigable peace leader readies for big teleconference
• A Chicago neighborhood fights for its school
• Thousands rally against school closings, vow "the fight has just begun"
• The children cry out: “Don’t deport our parents!”
• “Stop breaking up families, immigration reform now,” demand protests
• Workers coast-to-coast demand rollback of "sequester" cuts
• A fog of lies surrounding Chicago school closings
• Illinois governor makes state workers the scapegoats
• INTERVIEW: Prof. Jamie Wilson, the Black Power Movement and lessons for today's activists
• Chicago protestors: Cut the Pentagon, not our health
• Illinois governor's plans for continued attack on public workers
• Chicago activists: Ending police crimes is fight for democracy
• Zero troops in Afghanistan is the right number
• Sandy Hook vigils mourn victims, vow action
• Lesson for the day – stop Fat Cats from robbing our schools
• Clergy: "Reject grand bargain, tax the rich"
• Mega-storm now underway a taste of what may be
• Climate change and science - key election issues
• In Wisconsin, historic bid for Senate amidst presidential battle
• Walmart warehouse workers win strike, full back pay
• Protest shuts down Walmart warehouse
• Tea party tries to save one of its own in Illinois
• Parents and students back Chicago teachers
• Chicago teachers to vote Sunday on ending strike
• In Chicago, a movement is born to reclaim public education
• Chicago teachers: “Assault on public education needs to end here”
• Chicago teachers strike for good schools
• Chicago Labor Day rocks with solidarity for teachers
• GOP Convention brews lies and hate
• Fukushima nuclear disaster cleanup needs global cooperation
• Corporations loot tax monies as Chicago schools suffer
• Gay pride parades celebrate "landmark year"
• Congress Hotel strikers on 9th anniversary: “We’re not going anyplace”
• Chicago teachers cast overwhelming strike authorization vote
• Efforts to slash Illinois public worker pensions collapse
• Pay your share! Community members crash Chicago Mercantile Exchange
• NATO protest reflections: Winning tactics vs. dead ends
• VIDEO Iraq & Afghanistan vets: why NATO can have my medals
• NATO week: Foreclosure protesters dump furniture at Citibank
• NATO-week protesters demand end to deportations
• Strikers blast Caterpillar greed, reject concessions
• Caterpillar workers strike against take back contract
• Overlooked and looked over: women veterans tell their story
• Fighting racism: a must for victory in November
• Illinois set to be battleground for Congressional seats in November elections
• Chicago residents win 10-year battle for clean air
• Parents, community occupy Chicago school, demand to be heard
• Protests call for "Robin Hood" tax to fund jobs, education
• Chicagoans demand "people's library hours"
• Citizens United anniversary met with nationwide protest
• Opposition grows to Emanuel’s attack on free speech, assembly
• Sen. Kirk: Quit obstructing job creation, jobless benefit extension
• Communist Party initiates veterans committee
• Sidewalk "chalk" protest for unemployment benefits becomes a crime
• Chicago mayor aims to aggressively privatize schools
• Chicago PeoplesWorld.org readers celebrate growing fightback
• Walker recall campaign off to blazing start
• Workers United convention rallies in solidarity with Occupy Chicago
• Occupy Chicago fills the jail with inspiration and solidarity
• Occupy Chicago: "For as long as it takes to end corporate greed"
• "We’re fighting for our jobs,” Chicagoans declare
• Labor Day protestors demand jobs and fair trade deals
• Trans-Pacific Trade Pact called new NAFTA
• Rahm Emanuel’s first 100 days: new style, same substance
• Warning: Beach closings on the rise
• Rahm Emanuel treading wrong path
• Blagojevich lesson: take the money out of politics
• Greater unity needed to defend Social Security
• Big business greed "holds Illinois hostage"
• “One battle in a big war”: Comcast organizing drive rages on
• Court ruling victory for African American firefighters
• Wisconsin Republicans fast-track right-wing bills as elections loom
• Illinois labor launches campaign to protect pensions
• Communist Party shows new growth: Can it be sustained?
• “Hello, Communist Party calling”
• Reduce gas prices? Nationalize big oil
• Wisconsin says: We will win this fight!
• Recall campaign opens new Wisconsin battlefront
• ‘Stop breaking the law’ protest tells Chicago charter school [with video]
• Milwaukee's finest: the amazing story of John Gilman
• Chicago Chamber of Commerce seeks ‘business friendly' city council
• Class battle lines drawn in Chicago council elections
• Red-baiting muddies the waters
• Big business drives Illinois anti-teacher bill
• DADT repeal to end discriminatory policy
• Chicago grassroots to mayoral candidates: we want a people's agenda
• Protests continue over FBI raids, new subpoenas of peace activists
• Can anybody beat Rahm?
• Historic voter mobilization blocks Republican takeover of Illinois
• In Illinois, vote "no" on recall and defend democracy