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Workers emerge victorious from Boeing strike
On Nov. 1, by a vote of 74 percent of the membership, 27,500 Boeing workers ended their 57-day strike. Workers…
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Florida imprisons mentally-ill juvenile
Despite diagnoses of schizophrenia, obsessive oppositional disorder and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, a nine-year-old girl in Fort Myers, Fla., has been…
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Black farmers’ struggle against racism persists
Barack Obama’s electoral victory is destined for the history books. The election of a Black person to the highest post…
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Electronics retailer files for bankruptcy, lays off thousands
Circuit City, among the country’s largest electronics chains, has filed for bankruptcy only a week after it announced it would…
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Make Wall Street pay, not our New York City schools
The author is a member of the United Federation of Teachers in the Bronx. If the New York City government…
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Colombian general quits over civilian murders
The commander of the Colombian army has abruptly resigned in a widening scandal over reports of the widespread murders of…
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Cuba Hit By Another Hurricane – End the Blockade!
The ANSWER Coalition (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) issued the call to action below on Nov. 10.…
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Cuba Hit By Another Hurricane – End the Blockade!
The ANSWER Coalition (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) issued the call to action below on Nov. 10.…
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Outgoing Bush administration drops any pretense of respect for sovereignty
The day following the U.S. elections, Iran issued a message to the United States warning that any violation of its…
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From crisis to revolution: The 1917 Bolshevik victory
Class struggle occurs whether we are aware of it or not. But neither struggle alone nor class consciousness alone can…
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Liberation Volume 2, Issue 24
Volume 2, No. 24: Real Change Comes From Struggle U.S. News Bailout the people -- make food a right! Bill…
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Massachusetts working class to bear the brunt of Gov. Patrick’s budget cuts
PSLweb/Liberation takes a look at the anti- worker offensive taking place across the country in the form of budget cuts.…
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Thousands of German workers strike for higher wages
IG Metall, Germany’s largest industrial trade union, began staging strikes across the country on Nov. 1 to demand wage increases.…
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Chávez to nationalize banks if economic crisis threatens Venezuela
During an inauguration ceremony for the construction of a new international airport in the state of Barinas, Venezuelan president Hugo…
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Cuts, economic hardship loom over Florida workers, students, disabled
PSLweb/Liberation takes a look at the anti- worker offensive taking place across the country in the form of budget cuts.…
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Hundreds of San Francisco Bay Area youth rally against ICE raids
In a coordinated action by Bay Area high school students, 400 people descended on the main Immigration Customs Enforcement office…
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Gap between rich and poor grows
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has noted a sharp increase in economic inequality in the United States and…
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FDA advisory panel questions agency ruling on BPA
The Food and Drug Administration’s Science Board has strongly criticized the agency’s recent ruling that the chemical Bisphenol-A (BPA) is…
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California schools reel under new round of budget cuts
California’s budget crisis has hit schools and community college districts extremely hard. Thousands of California teachers received layoff notices in…
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Workers score victory at Tar Heel Smithfield plant
The United Food and Commercial Workers Union and Smithfield Foods have announced the settlement of a lawsuit that Smithfield filed…
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