Public outcry forces authorities to drop charges against Florida teen

Keira Wilmot, the Florida teenager who was accused of igniting a chemical explosion on school grounds, will not face criminal charges after all.

Transgender youth gain widespread support

Support for these transgender youth from both students and the parents of each has been overwhelming.

The killing of Mark Carson sparks mass protest

The killing of Mark Carson in the heart of Greenwich Village marks a tragic boiling point that has left the LGBT community reeling with anger and fear but also a readiness to fight back.

Government's student loan business more profitable in 2012 than ExxonMobil

Figures released by the Congressional Budget Office show that the government generates tremendous revenue from the exploitation of students.

Public outcry forces authorities to drop charges against Florida teen

Nearly 200,000 sign petition, scientists lend support

Keira Wilmot, the Florida teenager who was accused of igniting a chemical explosion on school grounds, will not face criminal charges after all.

Transgender youth gain widespread support

A sea change of solidarity

Support for these transgender youth from both students and the parents of each has been overwhelming.

The killing of Mark Carson sparks mass protest

A powerful display of resolve and solidarity

The killing of Mark Carson in the heart of Greenwich Village marks a tragic boiling point that has left the LGBT community reeling with anger and fear but also a readiness to fight back.

Government's student loan business more profitable in 2012 than ExxonMobil

Loan payments a big burden as economy stagnates

Figures released by the Congressional Budget Office show that the government generates tremendous revenue from the exploitation of students.

Food and capitalism: a crisis of waste and destruction

Strawberry pickers fired for fleeing wildfire

UN panel reveals effects of imperialist exploitation of Africa

After bombings: Actions across Turkey oppose intervention in Syria

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DC conference asserts, 'We need a new system'

PSL socialism conference draws people from across the East Coast

On May 18, an impressive number of workers and students attended a Party for Socialism and Liberation conference in Washington, D.C., titled 'We Need a New System.

Protest at White House commemorates Nakba Day

65 years of ethnic cleansing

On May 15, dozens of Palestinians, activists and supporters gathered at the White House to commemorate 'Nakba Day,' or the 1948 occupation of Palestine by Zionist military forces.

SF pride committee out of step with community

Rebel Diaz Arts Collective fights on after violent eviction

Workers across the country stand up on May Day

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Presidential Inaugural Committee tries to silence voices of the unemployed

Interview with Brian Becker, National Coordinator of the ANSWER Coalition

Listen to Brian Becker of the ANSWER Coalition be interviewed by Gloria Minnot of WPFW about the right of the people to gather and exercise free speech rights during the inaugural parade.

NCPR features PSL Presidential Candidate Peta Lindsay

North Country Public Radio coverage of the Lindsay/Osorio 2012 campaign

"The two party system is a rigged game. It's rigged against working people. It's just another way for the one percent to exercise their power over the rest of us," says PSL Presidential Candidate Peta Lindsay.