Capturing and punishing the bombers won't end terrorism
How we respond to that resistance is what we need to examine; if the response is force, we can hardly complain when we find ourselves the target of "asymmetrical violence" - terrorism.
Obama addresses terrorism, others must too
In the best moment of the speech, he responded forcefully to his Republican adversaries who are poisoning the atmosphere with anti-Islam and anti-immigrant vitriol and hatred.
PW in the streets: People weigh in on defeating ISIS and Syrian refugee crisis
People's World took it to the streets to ask the people what they thought about President Obama's strategy going forward, and allowing Syrian refugees into the U.S.
Paris is bleeding: enough is enough
Americans who want to see an end to terror and global social injustice have to speak out now.
After Paris, what happens here?
Americans can't let the hawks stampede us back into panic and illusions that U.S. military supremacy can remake the world.
Sept. 11: Flaming death from the sky
The date was September 11. The airplanes came in at rooftop level. In seconds the great building was ablaze, and many lay dead. In the aftermath, cold-hearted reaction took over power in the country, repressing left, the working class and the minorities. Many years passed before the country emerged from this nightmare.
Racist terrorism in Charleston
All who support racial equality, democracy and justice know that the world is watching: this is time to mobilize to bring an end to racist terror and structural racism in general.
Toward a new foreign policy
U.S. foreign policy is dangerous, undemocratic, and deeply out of sync with real global challenges - is continuous war inevitable, or can we change course?
Time to unite against racist terror
"In the spring of '69, Daily World editors asked me to travel down to Charleston, S.C. to cover a strike by Hospital workers, Local 1199."
South Carolina murders at Emanuel Church are terrorism, says Jon Stewart
Jon Stewart describes the murders at South Carolina's Emanuel Church as terrorism plain and simple.
