World
Manuel Tiago’s ‘A Line in the Sand’: How to beat back a fascist coup
December 12, 2022In many of his previous works , “Tiago” would use his own experiences to look at Communist militants emerging from a life of underground struggle in prisons, factories, shops and streets in the last days of...
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At the World Cup: Palestine is more than an Arab cause
December 9, 2022When I asked a group of Moroccan fans why they embrace Palestinian symbols, the question puzzled them. “Palestine is in our blood. The love for Palestine runs in our veins,” an older man answered, overcome with...
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Ontario paramedic: Canada’s public health care system in crisis
December 9, 2022While politicians pass the buck, patients and frontline workers—nurses, paramedics, doctors, and other professionals—are watching our health infrastructure fail.
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German police arrest fascists and monarchists plotting to overthrow government
December 7, 2022“More details keep coming to light that raise doubts about whether these people were even clever enough to plan and carry out such a coup,” says one lawmaker.
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U.S. and world armament companies wallow in the money
December 6, 2022The wars in Ukraine, the Mideast and elsewhere enable them to hike profits and fund lawmakers who do their bidding.
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