President Joseph Biden presented his third annual budget proposal at $6.8 trillion on Thursday, March 9. A day later Silicon Valley Bank…
The simple notion that scientific research in a sane society should operate as a collective endeavor, wherein all discoveries are immediately shared by everyone for the common good, is unknown under capitalism
The Bolivian coup was conceived as a relatively quiet U.S.-supported regime change endeavor in comparison to the overt and monstrous full court failed coup that U.S. imperialism conducted against Venezuela
Breaking with the twin parties of capitalism in combination with the class struggle strategies brought to the fore during the red state strikes is the only road to transforming todayās moribund labor movement into a fighting force capable of winning decisive future victories
(Jeff Mackler is the West Coast Director of the Lynne Stewart Defense Committee.) The full force of the U.S. criminal “justice” system…
[Jeff Mackler is the National Secretary of Socialist Action and a national antiwar leader for the past 45 years. For more information,…
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