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An uprising against Daniel Noboa’s far-right agenda exposes how Washington fuels violence across Latin America

Victor Grossman died on 17th December, 2025. He was 97, and for a long time it felt like he would go on for ever. Phil Butland remembers a comrade and friend.

Portugal’s right-wing government is extending the anti-labor agenda it pushed during the austerity era. A 3-million-strong general strike on December 11 showed a resilient working-class response.

Reformers must insist on remaking institutions like the US Supreme Court so that Americans don’t have to suffer future decades of oligarchy-facilitating rule that makes a parody of the democracy they were promised.

Remember the Stonewall Rebellion Veterans! (1920), Just Who Might Be a War Criminal, Anyway? (1945), Your Constitutional Rights Can’t Defend Themselves (1980)

Militancy without politics isn't enough. We need a social reconstruction of class and politics with unions at the center.

Americans are getting wise to the threats posed by the lightly regulated facilities competing with humans for resources.

Trump replaced NAFTA with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement in 2020. But his USMCA has so far failed to make trade work for North American workers.

Since the ceasefire, Israel has constructed at least 13 new military outposts inside Gaza, consolidated existing military infrastructure, built roads, and destroyed more Palestinian property.

A veteran civil rights attorney won a landmark redistricting case. He fears such wins could soon vanish.