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Cuban foreign minister: ‘Cuba is not a threat to the United States’
HAVANA—Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla told the National Assembly of People’s Power last week that the international political context in which the Cuban Revolution defends the interests of its people “has worsened significantly,” as U.S. imperialism intensifies its economic warfare against the island. Speaking before the Seventh Ordinary Session of the legislature’s X term, […]
- By : Special to People’s World
- August 4, 2026
RAPID RESPONSE: Medicare for All!
Medicare for All! Call, write, or visit your U.S. Senators and Representative to demand Congress enact Medicare for All: S. 1506 (Senator Bernie Sanders) and H.R. 3069 (Reps. Pramila Jayapal and Debbie Dingell). Happy birthday to Medicare! For 61 years, Medicare/Medicaid has been a lifeline for seniors, disabled and low income individuals. Medicare for All […]
- By : People’s World
- August 4, 2026
The death count trap: Why tallying victims won’t stop Israel’s genocide
The words “killed,” “injured,” “maimed,” and the like often lose a great part of their meaning when they are repeated so relentlessly. Take, for example, a headline like: “13 Palestinians Killed in Gaza, Others Wounded.” Though many of us can still feel a deep sense of sadness over such a tragedy, the news itself becomes […]
- By : Ramzy Baroud
- August 4, 2026
Mainstream media guilty of hiding truth from the public
In almost every single way the Trump administration has been pursuing a policy benefitting billionaires at the expense of the working class, the mainstream media has fallen short of fulfilling its responsibility to keep the people informed. Its coverage of the war on Iran, for example, focuses on how bad Trump is pulling it off—as […]
- By : John Wojcik
- August 4, 2026
‘The People of Pompeii’ theater review: A relevant, hard-hitting tragicomedy
Multi-talented playwright Bernardo Cubria’s topical The People of Pompeii is among the best original plays I’ve seen in quite a while. The action takes place in 2025, after the Palisades Fire almost wiped out Topanga Canyon, just as Mount Vesuvius did to the eponymous ancient Roman city of Pompeii when that volcano blew its top […]
- By : Ed Rampell
- August 3, 2026
Republican budget worsens underfunding of worker protection agencies
On June 9, the Republican majority on the U.S. House Appropriations Committee approved a 2027 budget that slashes funding for worker protection agencies. The bill includes a combined $71.9 million cut for the Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division (WHD) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Further, the measure implements a 3% cut to […]
- By : Margaret Poydock And Christina Ayon
- August 3, 2026
El-Sayed lead widens with support of broad coalition in Michigan
DETROIT—Primary elections this week are reflecting a fighting mood across the country against the Trump agenda, with voters saying they are fed up with excuses and apologies from lawmakers who are not working for them. They see the billionaires getting away with everything while they pay for skyrocketing costs and lose both jobs and healthcare. […]
- By : Mark Gruenberg And John Wojcik
- August 3, 2026
Scouting America drops diversity initiatives after pressure from Pete Hegseth
“It saddens me, as a former scout and current scouting volunteer, to have to draw today’s cartoon. I still believe in the value of scouting in a young person’s life. I will remain loyal to true scouting ideals but will also call out the national scouting leadership when they fail to adhere to them. A […]
- By : Greg Kearney
- August 3, 2026
The price of South Africa’s ‘March and March’ anti-immigrant movement
On June 30, thousands of demonstrators in major South African cities, especially Durban and Johannesburg, took to the streets to demand that supposedly undocumented migrants from other African countries be expelled from South Africa to make their jobs and business opportunities available to South African citizens. Although the demonstrations were billed as being peaceful, there […]
- By : Emile Schepers
- August 3, 2026
Ceuta border catastrophe kills dozens; racist right seizes anti-immigrant opportunity
Over 50,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish colonial exclave of Ceuta on July 30, only to face a series of mass deportations and military deployments by the Spanish government. The number of lives lost so far—mostly to drowning or crushing during crossing—could be as high as 90. Racist reactions and diplomatic retaliation from […]
- By : Luke Rotello
- August 3, 2026