Tom Hayden has consistently been at the forefront of efforts to expand democracy, civil rights, economic justice, peace, global human rights and environmental protection.
When President Bush said he was a uniter, he was right -- he has united people across America to take their country back, and MoveOn is leading the charge.
Millions of Americans want George Bush out of the White House so badly they can taste it. They have reason to feel upbeat about the prospect of regime change.
Viciously attacking his character, the Democrats and pundits of the Anybody But Dean Party are behaving as if they prefer a Bush re-election to a victory by the candidate who has captured the deep, broad energy of the Anybody But Bush Again movement.
Voting security irregularities have put the populace on edge. The solution? Push hard on reform opportunities now, and don't stay home on Election Day.
Despite widespread protests and the Clear Channel debacle, the FCC is about to make it easier for the nation's biggest media conglomerates grow ever larger.
MoveOn has leveraged the Internet to create a new kind of organization with the ability to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars and move tens of thousands of people to action within hours.
This time of year, the fever pitch of movie hype does a disservice to both filmmaker and moviegoer, making it difficult to tell which films are fulfilling and which are fluff. Isn't it time to rethink the awards system?
What's that vast sucking sound? Why, it's 2002. Here are 10 sinister right-wing trends from the year, followed by 10 reasons why progressives shouldn't throw in the towel just yet.
We have to do better than just attack the Democratic party for Tuesday's debacle. There are some fundamental truths about this election that can't be ignored -- including, but not limited to Bush's pronounced popularity.
How did we arrive at this potentially apocalyptic moment in history? It took a unique confluence of events, topped by a whole new way of thinking in America by those in power.
"I thought it was time to draw a line in the sand and say we welcome all eligible Californians to the polls." -- Rob McKay, sponsor of Prop. 52, Election Day Voter Registration.
Huge numbers of Americans are being screwed by deregulation, corporate corruption, political bribery and skyrocketing health care costs. The time is ripe to organize for change.
Springsteen’s new album gets a hero’s welcome, while Earle’s latest is met with calls for a boycott. But we need both artists to help sort out the country’s post-9/11 trauma.
Viewers who tune into Donahue’s new talk show will send a message to TV execs that there is a huge audience for unconventional television programming with a decidedly progressive edge.
Despite a media black-out -- and themes that repudiate the myth of Bush's invincibility -- books by Michael Moore and Mark Crispin Miller are selling at a brisk pace.
