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The article analyzes the tentative agreement reached between the University of California (UC) and the United Auto Workers (UAW) Local 4811, representing 48,000 academic workers. It argues that the agreement, presented as a victory by the UAW, actually falls short of addressing the core demands of the workers, particularly regarding cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) and protectionContinue reading “Strike at UC Workers’ Uprising”

The article discusses the evolving political landscape of the 2025 New York City mayoral race following Mayor Eric Adams’ announcement that he will seek re-election. This decision, while anticipated, significantly reshapes the dynamics of the race. The article highlights potential challengers to Adams, including progressive figures and those who represent discontent with his current administration.Continue reading “Adams’ Indie Run”

Across Asia-Pacific, a wave of worker unrest is unfolding, driven by issues of low pay, unpaid wages, and poor working conditions. In Kerala, India, Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) workers are in their eighth week of strike, demanding better wages and working conditions. Their prolonged action highlights the persistent struggle for basic rights within India’sContinue reading “Labor’s Reach: Asia-Pacific”

The article argues that the Trump administration is deliberately moving towards establishing a dictatorship in the United States. It points to the escalating attacks on democratic norms and institutions, specifically highlighting Trump’s rhetoric questioning the legitimacy of elections and his actions challenging the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. The article emphasizes that these actionsContinue reading “Class War: Stop Trump, Build Socialism”

The article criticizes the Canadian Council of Labor Leaders Network (CCLN) for its alleged inaction and isolation of actors and performers involved in labor disputes with major media corporations. Specifically, the article focuses on the CCLN’s apparent failure to provide meaningful support to actors, writers, and other entertainment industry workers during strikes and negotiations. TheContinue reading “Game Voices: 9 Months Silent”

The article details the escalating tensions between the United States and Europe, characterizing them as a historic breakdown in relations. It argues that fundamental disagreements over trade and economic policy are driving the rift, setting the stage for a potential trade war. Specifically, the article points to the US Inflation Reduction Act and its protectionistContinue reading “Trump Tariffs: EU Retaliation Looms”

The Socialist Equality Party (SEP) is intervening in the upcoming elections with a specific goal: to educate and mobilize the working class as an independent political force. They are explicitly positioning themselves against all capitalist parties and their associated political figures. The SEP’s campaign is rooted in a socialist and internationalist program. They argue thatContinue reading “Sri Lanka Poll Rallies”

The World Socialist Web Site (WSWS) article criticizes Jacobin magazine for its coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically accusing it of echoing the pro-Israel stance of the Netanyahu government and the Biden and Trump administrations. The WSWS argues that Jacobin frames Israel’s military actions in Gaza as a justifiable “response” to Palestinian resistance, a narrativeContinue reading “From Resistance to Ruin: Jacobin’s Gaza Narrative”

A recent executive order from the Trump administration aims to impose conformity on the Smithsonian Institution, a move characterized as an attack on democratic principles. This order targets the Smithsonian’s content and presentation, seeking to enforce a specific, politically-motivated interpretation of American history and culture. The administration’s actions reflect a broader effort to control historicalContinue reading “Smithsonian Siege”

The article from the World Socialist Web Site (WSWS) warns of the escalating danger of a global war, particularly focusing on rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific region. It attributes this danger to the inherent contradictions of capitalism, including economic nationalism, protectionism, and geopolitical competition, primarily between the United States and China. The article details increasedContinue reading “Silence of War”