What’s going on with Trump’s trade offensive? There’s a dual track policy underway: One a phony trade war with US allies; the other a potential (but not yet) trade war with China, that may also in the end prove less than a bonafide ‘trade war’ as well.”

The female fighters of the YPJ (Women’s Protection Units) are part of a movement aimed at radical change in Syria and the broader Middle East

It’s my friends at work, the support of my union, the wave of support we’ve had from the public that gives me hope

Exploring the turbulent history of 1968 social movements – and what they can teach us about building counter-power today

Gaza Bleeds Alone as ‘Liberals’ and ‘Progressives’ Go Mute

The war in Syria is part of a much broader geopolitical game, whose future looks very uncertain

Making People’s History in Arizona

The Revenge against the Commons of the zad or Why France’s biggest police operation since May 68 is prepared to kill for Macron’s Neoliberal Nightmare

In June 2017, the young black attorney Chokwe Antar Lumumba was elected mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, with 93 percent of the vote. A look at the grassroots mobilisation that launched him to office

Lessons of the 2008 Longshore Strike Against U.S. Imperialist War

The escalation of militancy should not demand the solutions of the past but demand the new economy of the future

How the cooperative work structure is making a comeback to democratize labor

Robbie Brown loved her students. For 18 years, she drove them in her yellow bus to and from schools in DeKalb County,…

This was my third visit to Indonesia. The first visit was very brief. It consisted of two stops on a Princeton allumni…

By bargaining for and with the larger community, teachers are reinventing collective bargaining

Mainstream Politicians Switching Sides Under Trump’s Regime of Barbarism

Interview on Venezuelan communes and the new forms of participation, as well as its successes, difficulties and contradictions

Politicians have made a mess of things for American workers, but a new Poor People’s Campaign is rising to set things right

The DNC’s lawsuit amounts to doubling down on its fixation of blaming Russia for the Democratic Party’s monumental 2016 loss, at a time when it’s essential to remedy the failed approaches

Careful Korean diplomacy, coupled Trump’s desire to do what Obama couldn’t, could mean a rapprochement on the Korean peninsula no one thought possible