Truthout
Interview
US War Crimes Against Women: The Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan
The RAWA is the oldest women's organization in Afghanistan that fights for freedom, democracy, social justice, and secularism.
Four 100-Year-Old Activists Have Hope for the Future
Having lived from horses and buggies to space crafts out of the solar system, four activists exclaimed their only real hope for the future.
Richard Wolff on the Changing Tides of Capitalism and Socialism
Economist Richard D. Wolff discusses why many people are beginning to distrust capitalism and warm to socialism.
The Battle for Fair Housing in the Bay Area: An Interview With Housing Activist Tony Roshan Samara
A growing movement against evictions has declared housing a civil right.
“Just Take Me to Jail”: Remembering Muhammad Ali’s Refusal to Fight in Vietnam
Thousands are expected to gather in Louisville Friday for the funeral of Muhammad Ali.
“I Refuse to Serve as an Empire Chaplain”: US Army Minister Resigns Over Drone Program
An unlikely voice has emerged challenging the drone warfare program: former US Army Reserve Chaplain Captain Chris Antal.
The Legacy of the Obama Administration: An Interview With Noam Chomsky
Noam Chomsky lays bare the reasons why Obama's election did not lead to any significant reforms in foreign or economy policy.
Black Lives Matter Activist Convicted of Felony Lynching: “It’s More Than Ironic, It’s Disgusting”
In Pasadena, California, Black Lives Matter organizer Jasmine Richards is facing four years in state prison.
Verizon Strike: We Took a Stand Against Corporate Power
Danny Katch interviewed a CWA shop steward in New York City about the high stakes in the strike and the lessons to take away from this battle.
Women Around the World Are Leading the Fight Against Corporate Agriculture
A global battle is being fought over the future of the world's food.