President Donald Trump issued an executive order that took effect June 9 banning residents of 12 countries from entering the United States and placing harsh visa restrictions on those from another seven, including Cuba, along with Venezuela, Burundi, Laos, Sierra…
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — After 62 days on strike, Teamsters drivers and helpers at the airline catering company Flying Food Group here at San Francisco International Airport returned to work with a significant pay raise and a year of…
MONTREAL — DHL Express Canada, an international package delivery company based in Germany, locked out its 2,100 workers across Canada June 8. Workers voted down the bosses’ contract offer by 97% in May. The central issues are winning wage increases…
OAKLAND, Calif. — Some 1,300 members of the National Union of Healthcare Workers at University of California San Francisco-run Benioff Children’s Hospital went out on strike June 18 against bosses’ moves to bust their union. The NUHW represents clinic workers,…
After beating back a three-month, U.S. government-led effort to bury him in jail in El Salvador, Kilmar Abrego Garcia was returned to the U.S. June 6. He was immediately thrown in jail in Nashville, Tennessee, held without bond, and allowed…
BIRMINGHAM, England — Cheers from three dozen striking refuse workers at the Perry Barr Depot here greeted the decision by a garbage-truck driver to turn his truck around and honor their picket line May 20. When a cage truck full…
The Militant urges its readers to speak out and join protests against the May 21 brutal killing of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim of the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C. They were gunned down because the killer believed they were…
This feature is an excerpt from “Ours Is the Epoch of World Revolution,” the introductory article to issue no. 11 of New International. The title article of this issue is “U.S. Imperialism Has Lost the Cold War,” a Socialist Workers…
The final chart in issue no. 21 of funds collected for the Militant should have listed $6,760 from Minneapolis and a total of $172,635 for the drive.
June 5, 2000 NEW YORK — Republican mayor Rudolph Giuliani will not run for U.S. Senate. Giuliani’s resignation came some two weeks after a swirl of exposés about his personal life began dominating media coverage. Prior to the public frenzy…
