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Irish reunification in the age of the EU

Standing Together’s national field organizer Uri Weltmann discusses the growing peace movement inside Israel, confronting far-right extremists seeking to disrupt humanitarian aid going to the Gaza Strip, and the left’s recent electoral breakthroughs

People at the border reel after hearing about Biden’s order and consider the CBP One app, where they can go and what’s next

National impunity is not inevitable, at least if people and governments of the world are willing to take the necessary actions.

Rather than visiting red-state diners, reporters ought to journey to the venerable conservative message board where the talk after the Trump verdict was nihilistic and bloody.

Voting and fighting

The lawyer Raphael Lemkin hoped to use international law to curb abuses of power. But his efforts were curtailed from the start.

Nearly two hundred rank and filers who are developing a movement of workers in the South that can build power to make the anti-union politicians’ fears a reality gathered in Charlotte, NC on May 17 – 19 for the 2024 Southern Worker School.

With the 34 guilty verdicts delivered on Thursday by a New York City jury, Donald J. Trump is now shown to have been plucked by a “seductive priestess,” a Maja named Stormy Daniels.

The finding from The Associated Press adds to the evidence of growing inequality—and helps explain worker dissatisfaction with the economy, as wages fail to rise alongside executive pay, an expert said.