Elizabeth Schulte The real vote fraud The political system that claims to be the "world's greatest" routinely takes away democratic rights from millions of people.
Eric Ruder Can socialism be elected into power? It's possible to elect an individual socialist to political office. But can socialists change the existing state and legislate a new society into existence?
Rene Rougeau Rubber bullets against the protectors Despite facing constant brutality, the actions of the water protectors at Standing Rock have inspired the support of millions.
Joe Cleffie SEPTA workers strike back Philadelphia transit workers are walking the picket line despite political pressure after facing months of stonewalling in bargaining.
Statement The end of democracy in Turkey The left-wing People's Democratic Party demands the release of party leaders and an end to the Turkish government's repression.
Readers’ View Rethinking what we should learn SW readers comment on a republished essay by Leon Trotsky taking up questions about imperialism and national liberation.
Editorial Does the lesser evil lead to less evil? It may be contrary to common sense, but the lesser evil has been responsible for some of the greatest evils inflicted on this country and the world.
Danny Katch Masquerading as human beings This week's column, in which we ask: Why would anyone dress up like one of the so-called people they want us to vote for?
Ragina Johnson and Michael Ware Will voting Clinton help stop climate change? The focus on Trump's horrors ignores Clinton's dismal record--and shifts attention from the alternative to both parties' pro-corporate agenda.
David Bliven and Alan Maass The revolutionary legacy of the Black Panthers Founded 50 years ago, the Panthers won a mass audience for revolutionary politics on a scale unrivaled in the U.S. since the 1930s.
