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…pictures of civil war develop in powerful frescoes. Nevertheless, this is not the main feature. The book surprised me with the audacity and independence of its historical foresight. The world…
…the place of Washington as still the world’s dominant imperialist economic and military power. Though the U.S. rulers have declined relative to their peak of ascendancy in the mid-1900s, their…
…social conditions workers face deepen the crisis. Some recent headlines read: “Twenty Percent of Those Age 65 and Up Haven’t Retired. Many Can’t Afford To;” “US Credit Card Interest Rates…
…readers and staff. The paper’s headlines and stories, they cried, have to label Trump and the workers who voted for him as racists and “white supremacists.” Not only will the…
…emerged from slavery in many parts of the world. “My mother comes from Serbia, and all those people from the Balkan empire were slaves for all of the European empires…
…discuss political developments and point to important working-class struggles taking place in the U.S. and abroad, aspects of which are covered by many other newspapers and publications. Headlines in the…
…offensive. While Biden’s document is praised by liberal pundits, some say it doesn’t go far enough. “One Big Thing Missing From Biden’s Strategy on Domestic Extremism,” headlines the Washington Post…
…we live in the imperialist epoch, at a time when the seeming stability of the world order imposed by the victors of World War II continues to unravel. That process…
…monthly payments increasingly difficult. Banks and auto finance loans last year hit a record $747 billion. Total auto debt owed to these vultures was $1.6 trillion at the end of…
…between the rulers of the world’s two most populous countries are increasing, with both looking to defend and expand their interests as the crisis of world capitalism deepens. Washington hopes…
