Are liberals in control? Do they really hurt the people they try to help? How you answer depends on your definition of the "L" word.

Two long and terrible years after an illegal war was unleashed against the people of Iraq, the world still says "NO" to this criminal aggression.

International efforts to collect signatures in support of the "Abolition Nuclear Weapons Now!" appeal are gaining momentum.

JUST a few days away from municipal elections in Cuba (April 17) there are reasons for attempting to find an equation to parallel the electoral process in general on the island and that of the United States.

On March 29, Spanish President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and Venezuela’s President Hugo Chávez announced that a $1.7 billion sale of vessels and airplanes is currently being negotiated.

Steven Ozment is concerned that German history is overshadowed by Hitler and the Holocaust and that this tends to distort one's perspective.

After delaying since the Feb. 1 recommendation by a special UN commission to refer the war crimes committed by government-backed militia in Darfur to the International Criminal Court (ICC), the Bush administration acquiesced.

Human rights advocates blasted a US-backed abstinence-only program in Uganda for "hijacking" what was once a successful battle against HIV/AIDS.

Here is a list of reasons why a proposed Wal-Mart should be kept out of our communities.

Iraqi workers affiliated with the Iraqi Federation of Trade Unions took to the streets of Basrah in support of a group of that city's university students who were attacked by religious extremists.

A far-right organization bristling from the union's campaign against privatization has attacked the AFL-CIO in a recent press statement.

"April Fools! We're not really going to wreck the bankruptcy system and turn families over to the gentle mercies of credit card companies! We just wanted to see how extreme we could get and have the media still believe it!"

Sweden is a capitalist country with what is still the most advanced welfare state on earth.

It was like mainlining adrenaline cut with Mello Yello. If you came of age in the 1980’s and liked sports, the NCAA basketball tournament pushed a combination of suspense and drama that was impossible to resist.

Those who defend Sharon's disengagement plan justify their support saying that this is the maximum that Israel can offer at the current phase and that the Israeli political system cannot take any more.

Not only does Bush’s 2006 budget punish veterans, the poor, retirees, and other working people for not being rich, it is a blatant power grab.

On March 9, 2005, police forces in Guatemala City fired tear gas and beat demonstrators who were protesting the ratification of the U.S.-Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA).

A vote on a French resolution put before the UN Security Council to refer the crisis and war crimes in Darfur to the International Criminal Court (ICC) was postponed today until Thursday.

Opponents of Bush's Social Security privatization plan continue to wonder what crisis President Bush and the Republicans are talking about as they try to sell the president's plan to the public.

It’s no secret that today, a powerful debate rages in the labor movement. For most union members and supporters, there is probably more confusion than clarity.