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Polls predict a major shift to the right. Should socialists hold their noses and try to keep Die Linke in parliament? Or support independent, working-class, revolutionary socialist candidacies?
Trump delivered a speech in Davos which clarified that he will engage with Europe in a drastically different way than the United States has for decades. This will open up space for new crises and class struggle.
Trump signed an executive order promising to deport foreign students who mobilized for Palestine. Amid an anti-immigrant offensive and attempts to curtail the right to protest, students and workers need to unite and fight back.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s first official visit will be to Central America and the Caribbean. It’s a symbol of the new administration’s foreign policy strategy.
Despite the rightward shift, growing labor power, reactions to Trump’s attacks, and working-class consciousness are counter-tendencies that could undermine capitalist hegemony. These should be taken into account when assessing the terrain of class struggle.
With the current Mayor of Detroit running for Governor of Michigan, the upcoming elections will see a change in administration. This poses a big question about the future of the city.
2025 has begun with fierce battles between Amazon and the workers who create its profits. Last week, the company laid off 1, 700 workers in Canada in a union-busting move. Yet on Monday, workers at Whole Foods won their first union at the grocery chain — demonstrating the tenacity of the workers’ movement.
The suburban town of South Orange, NJ, is attacking pro-Palestine activism after a local synagogue held an event in support of genocide. If you host a war criminal, you should expect protests.
The ceasefire in Gaza reflects a tension between international pressures and the internal contradictions of the Netanyahu government. While the Palestinian masses celebrate a moral victory in the face of genocide, the colonial occupation and resistance to it continue.
CUNY workers voted for their union to divest from Israeli companies and bonds and to call on their pension system to divest its own holdings. They’re taking a material stand against the genocide in Gaza and the apartheid state perpetuating it.
Hans Globke authored the Nazis’ Nuremberg Race Laws. His portrait still hangs in the Federal Chancellery. Is this what Olaf Scholz means when he says antisemitism has no place in Germany?
The new Trump administration has emboldened ICE, giving the green light to raid schools, hospitals, and religious sites, with a special target on sanctuary cities. Our fight back must be organized democratically at our workplaces from below.
In response to Trump's right-wing offensive on immigration, activists and the Left need to discuss strategies to unite the working class and oppressed and maintain independence from the Democrats.
Marco Rubio is “suspending” passport applications with gender marker changes until further notice, placing many trans people in legal limbo. This is an attack on basic democratic rights to correct documentation.
Polls predict a major shift to the right. Should socialists hold their noses and try to keep Die Linke in parliament? Or support independent, working-class, revolutionary socialist candidacies?
Trump delivered a speech in Davos which clarified that he will engage with Europe in a drastically different way than the United States has for decades. This will open up space for new crises and class struggle.
Trump signed an executive order promising to deport foreign students who mobilized for Palestine. Amid an anti-immigrant offensive and attempts to curtail the right to protest, students and workers need to unite and fight back.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s first official visit will be to Central America and the Caribbean. It’s a symbol of the new administration’s foreign policy strategy.
Despite the rightward shift, growing labor power, reactions to Trump’s attacks, and working-class consciousness are counter-tendencies that could undermine capitalist hegemony. These should be taken into account when assessing the terrain of class struggle.
With the current Mayor of Detroit running for Governor of Michigan, the upcoming elections will see a change in administration. This poses a big question about the future of the city.
2025 has begun with fierce battles between Amazon and the workers who create its profits. Last week, the company laid off 1, 700 workers in Canada in a union-busting move. Yet on Monday, workers at Whole Foods won their first union at the grocery chain — demonstrating the tenacity of the workers’ movement.
The suburban town of South Orange, NJ, is attacking pro-Palestine activism after a local synagogue held an event in support of genocide. If you host a war criminal, you should expect protests.
The ceasefire in Gaza reflects a tension between international pressures and the internal contradictions of the Netanyahu government. While the Palestinian masses celebrate a moral victory in the face of genocide, the colonial occupation and resistance to it continue.
CUNY workers voted for their union to divest from Israeli companies and bonds and to call on their pension system to divest its own holdings. They’re taking a material stand against the genocide in Gaza and the apartheid state perpetuating it.
Hans Globke authored the Nazis’ Nuremberg Race Laws. His portrait still hangs in the Federal Chancellery. Is this what Olaf Scholz means when he says antisemitism has no place in Germany?
The new Trump administration has emboldened ICE, giving the green light to raid schools, hospitals, and religious sites, with a special target on sanctuary cities. Our fight back must be organized democratically at our workplaces from below.
In response to Trump's right-wing offensive on immigration, activists and the Left need to discuss strategies to unite the working class and oppressed and maintain independence from the Democrats.
Marco Rubio is “suspending” passport applications with gender marker changes until further notice, placing many trans people in legal limbo. This is an attack on basic democratic rights to correct documentation.