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Increasing war danger, Trump pulls out of Iran nuke deal
World

Increasing war danger, Trump pulls out of Iran nuke deal

The message to the world today is that appeasing Trump yields nothing positive. He is determined to proceed along a path to war.

By John Wojcik
  • Labor
    Arizona teachers win, vow to keep marching through November

    Arizona teachers win, vow to keep marching through November

  • Politics
    Congressional GOP lets business lobbyists rewrite labor law

    Congressional GOP lets business lobbyists rewrite labor law

  • Politics
    Justice ok’d subpoena threat; Trump finances not on Mueller’s list

    Justice ok’d subpoena threat; Trump finances not on Mueller’s list


World

Under the radar, Trump is pushing for full-scale Mideast war

Under the radar, Trump is pushing for full-scale Mideast war

By John Wojcik
  • FARC Leader Santrich faces extradition; Colombian peace process in peril

    FARC Leader Santrich faces extradition; Colombian peace process in peril

    By W. T. Whitney Jr.
  • May Day for McDonald’s: British workers walk off the job

    May Day for McDonald’s: British workers walk off the job

    By Marcus Barnett
  • Fascistic Ukraine government attacks communists, squashes May Day preps

    Fascistic Ukraine government attacks communists, squashes May Day preps

    By John Wojcik
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LABOR

News Guild: Democracy depends on journalism

News Guild: Democracy depends on journalism

By Patrick J. Foote
  • Jobless rate drops, but for the wrong reason

    Jobless rate drops, but for the wrong reason

    By Elise Gould
  • Filipino migrants gave grape strike its radical politics

    Filipino migrants gave grape strike its radical politics

    By David Bacon
  • ‘We’re begging for women workers,’ says Minnesota building trades leader

    ‘We’re begging for women workers,’ says Minnesota building trades leader

    By Michael Moore
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Politics

Poor People’s Campaign: Barber says war and racism tightly linked

Poor People’s Campaign: Barber says war and racism tightly linked

By Mark Gruenberg
  • New generation changing politics in Newark, New Jersey

    New generation changing politics in Newark, New Jersey

    By Chauncey K. Robinson
  • Supreme Court shows partisan split on Trump’s “Muslim ban”

    Supreme Court shows partisan split on Trump’s “Muslim ban”

    By Mark Gruenberg
  • Paul Ryan quitting changes equation in Wisconsin race

    Paul Ryan quitting changes equation in Wisconsin race

    By Dominique Paul Noth
See all in Politics News

U.S. News

Trump ends TPS for Hondurans; stokes racist frenzy over “caravan”

Trump ends TPS for Hondurans; stokes racist frenzy over “caravan”

By Emile Schepers
  • 15 is too young for life without parole, especially if you're innocent

    15 is too young for life without parole, especially if you're innocent

    By Mark Maxey
  • This week in history: The city of New Orleans founded in 1718

    This week in history: The city of New Orleans founded in 1718

    By Eric A. Gordon
  • AFL-CIO launches study of state of work and of unions

    AFL-CIO launches study of state of work and of unions

    By Mark Gruenberg
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Sports

Sports
The First Lady of baseball

The First Lady of baseball

By Mickey Gallagher
  • Sports
    The real Bosox curse was racism, not the Bambino

    The real Bosox curse was racism, not the Bambino

    By Harvey “Sluggo” Wasserman
  • Sports
    Washington Redskins: First came the racism, now it's sexism, too

    Washington Redskins: First came the racism, now it's sexism, too

    By Al Neal
  • Sports
    Scandal still hangs over Buffalo; Bills and Sabres president resigns

    Scandal still hangs over Buffalo; Bills and Sabres president resigns

    By Al Neal
See all in Sports News

Opinion

Lessons learned from the Arizona teachers strike

Lessons learned from the Arizona teachers strike

By Joe Bernick
  • Karl Marx at 200

    Karl Marx at 200

    By C.J. Atkins
  • Advice for high school graduates: Learn a trade

    Advice for high school graduates: Learn a trade

    By Chuck Collins
  • Workplace organizing pays off, just ask public school teachers

    Workplace organizing pays off, just ask public school teachers

    By Martin Hart-Landsberg
See all in Opinion News

Culture

A literary visit with the Misses Zona Gale and Lulu Bett

A literary visit with the Misses Zona Gale and Lulu Bett

By Eric A. Gordon
  • Henry and problem parenting in 'The Americans'

    Henry and problem parenting in 'The Americans'

    By Carole Avalon
  • Celebrating Leonard Bernstein’s centennial: Music and politics in comprehensive exhibition

    Celebrating Leonard Bernstein’s centennial: Music and politics in comprehensive exhibition

    By Eric A. Gordon
  • The ecological fascism of Thanos in Marvel’s 'Infinity War'

    The ecological fascism of Thanos in Marvel’s 'Infinity War'

    By Michelle Zacarias
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Environment

Kilauea volcano claims more than two dozen homes in Hawaii

Kilauea volcano claims more than two dozen homes in Hawaii

By Associated Press
  • Trump agenda ignores economic value of national parks

    Trump agenda ignores economic value of national parks

    By Lorraine Chow
  • Charges dropped against railroad for Lac-Mégantic catastrophe

    Charges dropped against railroad for Lac-Mégantic catastrophe

    By Jordan Barab
  • Oil keeps flowing as Corps misses deadline for DAPL environmental study

    Oil keeps flowing as Corps misses deadline for DAPL environmental study

    By Albert Bender
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Mundo Popular

Puerto Rico se niega a doblar la rodilla

Puerto Rico se niega a doblar la rodilla

By Javier Sierra
  • NY: hispanos demandan a empresa de trenes por discriminación

    NY: hispanos demandan a empresa de trenes por discriminación

    By Claudia Torrens
  • RPDC desmantelará en público centro de ensayos nucleares

    RPDC desmantelará en público centro de ensayos nucleares

    By Prensa Latina
  • Trabajadores de la Universidad de California aprueban huelga

    Trabajadores de la Universidad de California aprueban huelga

    By AFSCME en Español
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Strong Communist Parties needed to advance workers’ movements, says PW reader

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