Socialism

Every year, one million migrants harvest Europe’s fields, picking the produce that fills supermarkets. That bounty of fruits and vegetables comes at a cost – as most of the harvesters live and work in precarious conditions. Among them is Seydou from Mali. He harvests oranges in southern Italy from ...

In blocking endorsements expected to go to Trump's opponent, billionaire owners are using their media power to help a fellow billionaire.

The Washington Post's "Climate Lab" seems to be working hard to cast doubt on whether climate change is really causing weather disasters to be more expensive.

The National Archives museum is backsliding into a sanitized mythological retelling of American history. Don’t assume the truth will prevail.

A recent controversy involving DP World showed how keen Keir Starmer’s government is to prostrate itself before firms that trample over workers’ rights. Starmer’s economic agenda relies heavily on “de-risking” private investment with public money.

A conversation with socialist NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani

At least 95 people died in flash floods in eastern Spain on Tuesday. Far fewer could have died in the Valencia region if its right-wing government had prepared civil protection measures — and if bosses hadn’t insisted that workers come into work.

Atlanta residents want to vote directly on the proposed police training facility known as Cop City. But the campaign to decide the issue by referendum has faced major backlash from the city government, including several instances of outright sabotage.

New details emerged about ICE's 'Citizens Academy' program after the Center for Constitutional Rights published internal ICE documents.

Gaza Strip, Palestine — With the war on Gaza being dubbed the first livestreamed genocide, gruesome images of Palestinian bodies shredded by Israeli bombings circulate the internet daily. More than 52,000 Palestinians have been confirmed killed, including those still buried under the rubble, with th...

Dennis Fritz, a former Pentagon insider, explains how the public was sold a war of aggression based on lies.

The PC Police Outlaw Make-Believe." "Meet the Renegades of the Intellectual Dark Web." "The Roots of Campus Hatred." "End DEI." These articles all have something in common: they were written by Bari

After 40 days on strike, on Wednesday 33,000 Boeing machinists voted to reject an improved contract offer from the company. Workers say they are holding out for the restoration of their pension plans and bans on mandatory overtime, among other demands.

Despite an ICJ ruling, the EU is “bending” the rules to allow trade with Israeli settlements, according to a leaked internal legal analysis.

After trying to block production at an Elbit factory in New Hampshire, the Palestine solidarity peace activists are calling for more, better direct action.

The media hawks are flying high, pushing out bellicose rhetoric on the op-ed pages that seems calculated to whip the public into a war-ready frenzy.

Artificial intelligence dominated the technology talk on panels, among sponsors, and across the trade floor at this year’s annual conference of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP).IACP, held Oct. 19 - 22 in Boston, brings together thousands of police employees with the...

As the current conflict between Hezbollah and Israel was beginning, Unicorn Riot met with the General Secretary of the Lebanese Communist Party, to hear about their solidarity with Palestinians and history against Israeli invasions.

CPB declared it was giving NPR $1.9 million in "editorial enhancement" funding--using language that reads as a direct response to the recent right-wing criticism.

Colonial, abusive and ineffective, but hugely profitable for certain actors…

In Mississauga, Ontario, 800 workers just won the first union at a Walmart warehouse anywhere in Canada or the US. It’s a big breakthrough at the notoriously anti-union retail giant.

Through days of blackouts and shortages, we report from Cuba, where ordinary people are paying the price for years of tightening US sanctions.

Public spaces are the cornerstone of AMLO’s legacy in Mexican urban policy. His administration’s support for socially oriented infrastructure and architecture continues to reshape the landscape and the lives of those in overlooked areas.

Fast-food corporations opposed a California minimum wage increase under the guise of concern for workers, claiming it would result in lost jobs. The bill passed, and the numbers are in: that concern was just scaremongering.

The response to recent protest movements in Britain, from climate justice to Palestine, repeats a familiar story. The British power elite has always vilified protesters and targeted them with bogus prosecutions in a bid to frighten them off the streets.

Every year, millions of tons enter our lungs, blood…

"There's some really clear policy things we can do for folks who have just come here, like work permits, like making sure there is transitional housing and support and services."

The Intercept followed AIPAC’s money trail to reveal how its political spending impacts the balance of power in Congress.

"A lot of housing discrimination is enacted through things that don't overtly appear to be about race, and may not even directly appear to be about housing."

Political commentator Konstantin Kisin says he has heard both sides and carefully concluded that Israel’s war in Gaza is just. Let’s examine his arguments.

The Department of Defense wants technology so it can fabricate online personas that are indistinguishable from real people.

The message of Noam Chomsky could not be more urgent, and I’m proud to have helped him produce a new book.

"An inflation conspiracy theory is infecting the Democratic Party," The Washington Post frets. "'Greedflation' is a nonsense idea," The Economist insists. "Harris' plan to stop price gouging could cre

OpenAI’s mission is “to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity.” Its use by U.S. AFRICOM will test that premise.