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The municipal cemetery of Tapachula in the Mexican state of Chiapas is a sprawling expanse overflowing with graves in colorful disrepair. Tombstones…
Given that the immanent drive and constant tendency of capital is to atomize the working class, what are the effects of this…
Here’s one of many indicators about how broken the United States health care system is: Guns seem to be easier and cheaper…
“Aim for the head.” This is the message blasted out by four star Air Force general and Air Mobility Command head General…
Two of my favorite New York Times words are “shadowy” and “murky.” They are brilliantly suited to the Manichean version of our…
In 2021, the South African government was provided with funding of around €700 million (ZAR13 billion), from the German government to decommission…
On Thursday 19 January, millions of workers marched against French president Emmanuel Macron’s proposed pension reforms. The action, essentially a one-day general strike, was…
On January 31 and February 1, graduate student workers at the University of Chicago will vote on whether to unionize with the…
People took to the streets across the United States Friday night after the city of Memphis, Tennessee released videos of a January 7 traffic…
THE debate about supplying Leopard battle tanks to Ukraine is gaining a dangerous amount of traction in Germany. Those advocating such deliveries…
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