Large rally in the UK opposes anti-Semitism

Vol. 89/No. 33 - September 22, 2025
Communist League table at Sept. 7 antisemitism march.

LONDON — Communist League campaigners joined tens of thousands at a national march called by the Campaign Against Antisemitism here Sept. 7 to protest the sharp rise in Jew-hating attacks since Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, pogrom. “I agree with that,”…


25, 50, and 75 years ago

Vol. 89/No. 33 - September 22, 2025

September 18, 2000 WASHINGTON — They came from cities and towns around the country. Thousands of people converged on the nation’s capital August 26 to demand an end to cop brutality and harassment. The march, which drew between 10,000 and…


Labor Day reflects growing working-class resistance

Vol. 89/No. 32 - September 15, 2025
Banner at Labor Day parade in Toronto Sept. 1 explained class reality facing Air Canada flight attendants. Their Aug. 16-19 strike continued in defiance of a federal government back-to-work order. This is the fourth strike in past year where Ottawa intervened on side of the bosses.

Labor Day marches, rallies and other events across North America reflected the step up in union battles today and the thirst of union members for a working-class road forward. Some 40 Air Canada flight attendants, part of the 10,000 Canadian…


UAW on strike at GE Aerospace in Ohio and Kentucky

Vol. 89/No. 32 - September 15, 2025

EVENDALE, Ohio — More than 600 members of United Auto Workers Local 647 went on strike Aug. 28 against GE Aerospace here and across the Ohio River in Erlanger, Kentucky. Workers at the Evendale plant assemble engines used in marine…


Slanders, lies of Israeli genocide in Gaza fall in face of the facts

Vol. 89/No. 32 - September 15, 2025

Claims Israel is committing genocide and starving Palestinian children in Gaza are growing louder. It’s a theme of the liberal bourgeois media, U.N. agencies, Stalinist parties and Hamas apologists, and the chorus is being joined by growing numbers of capitalist…


2,000 bus workers in London strike 2 days over pay, schedules

Vol. 89/No. 32 - September 15, 2025

LONDON — Carrying signs saying, “Don’t blame your drivers, blame our bosses,” striking bus drivers picketed the Westbourne Park Garage Sept. 1. Some 2,000 drivers, engineers and controllers, members of Unite the Union, walked out for two days at seven…


Albany nurses win two-year fight over pay and staffing

Vol. 89/No. 32 - September 15, 2025

ALBANY, N.Y. — The New York State Nurses Association finally won a new contract with Albany Medical Center this August. For the last year and a half, union nurses have been on a campaign here to improve working conditions and…


Washington, rivals driving humanity to a 3rd world war

Vol. 89/No. 32 - September 15, 2025

FORT WORTH, Texas — “The imperialist epoch we are living through today is characterized by deepening cutthroat competition between rival powers for resources, markets and labor to exploit,” Norton Sandler, the Socialist Workers Party candidate for governor of California, told…


Canadian rulers prepare for wars to come, seek allies across Europe

Vol. 89/No. 32 - September 15, 2025

MONTREAL — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Aug. 23-27 working trip to Europe — with stops in Poland, Germany, Latvia and Ukraine — demonstrated his Liberal government aims to advance its position as an imperialist world power. It goes alongside…


China conference rallies against Washington

Vol. 89/No. 32 - September 15, 2025
China conference rallies against Washington

From left, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping meet at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Tianjin, China, Sept. 1. Xi and Putin claim their alliances are a “multipolar” alternative to Washington’s…