Politics

Protesters erected a “wall” with banners outside the RNC, and kept systemic police violence in the spotlight even as a sea of police flooded the streets around them.

This election should be about what's better for the strategic interests of an independent people's struggle.

Scholar Henry Giroux tells Paul Jay that Donald Trump is not an eccentric populist, but the representative of a neofascist.

Anti-gun activists rallied at the RNC against the fact that civilians are being allowed to carry military-grade weapons in downtown Cleveland.

Cultural critic Henry Giroux explains how violence seeped from the United States' background into the foreground of our psychology.

Activists from across the U.S. held a “people's convention,” and hit the streets to protest police violence and Trump.

Why the social media honeymoon may be over for some activists.

The most unexpected presidential candidacy in modern American history very nearly pulled it off.

The 2016 campaign is less a populist revolt than a corporate media takeover.