Protests

Tom Hayden: "Each generation has to wrestle with the history of what came before, and ask: ‘Whose interest does this history serve?"’

The protest comes on the heels of the largest-ever strike against the fast food industry in April.

Agency refuses to acknowledge widespread outrage at role in burgeoning gas infrastructure.

An Appeals Court has vacated the sabotage convictions of peace activists Greg-Boertje-Obed, and his co-defendants Michael Walli, and Sr. Megan Rice.

The clashes were the result of violent acts by the military police against public servants, mostly teachers of the state of Parana.

Attorney A. Dwight Pettit and law professor Byron Warnken discuss the judge's decision.

Thoroughly militarized, surveillance-heavy forces are bringing counterinsurgency thinking from Iraq and Afghanistan back to this country.

The grassroots campaign against water charges in Ireland is politicizing people discouraged by politics as usual and turning into full-scale resistance to austerity.

We play excerpts from Mosby's dramatic announcement, when she acknowledges protests calling for justice in the case.

These atrocities are so institutional, so basic to the political establishment.