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Homeland Security high school planned in Delaware
While the Bush administration pushes for massive budget cuts to education, the Delaware Academy for Public Safety and Security is…
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Liberation Volume 2, Issue 12
Volume 2, No. 12: Putting Bush to Shame On the cover: China's quake response stands in stark contrast to Katrina…
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Proposition 98: Good for landlords, bad for renters
Statement from Gloria La Riva Proposition 98: Good for landlords, bad for renters Download the flyer
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ICE stages illegal raids on Bay Area restaurant chain
On May 2, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents raided 11 El Balazo taquería restaurants in the San Francisco Bay…
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U.S. Supreme Court gives green light to lethal injection
Within three weeks of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling ending a seven-month moratorium on lethal injections, 14 execution dates were…
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Palestinian detainees protest al-Nakba with a hunger strike
According to the International Middle East Media Center, Palestinian detainees announced on May 15 that they would be going on…
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Crispin Beltran, presente!
The National Committee of the Party for Socialism and Liberation extends its most heartfelt condolences to the family, comrades and…
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Rally at White House marks al-Nakba anniversary
Chants of "No Justice, No Peace," and "Free Palestine" rang out at the White House as a spirited group of…
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South Korean protests stop U.S. beef imports
Militant protests in South Korea have successfully pressured the South Korean government to delay a planned resumption of U.S. beef…
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Safety violations to blame for death of Utah miners
On Aug. 6, 2007, the Crandall Canyon Mine near Huntington, Utah, collapsed with such force that seismologists first thought it…
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Hitting the streets of L.A. with message of socialism
With the June 3 election fast approaching, things are heating up in Los Angeles with the Party for Socialism and…
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China fully mobilizes in response to quake
Three days after an enormous earthquake shook Sichuan, China, the country is in full mobilization attempting to find and rescue…
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Chilean union leaders on hunger strike against mining giant
Chilean union leaders have launched a hunger strike against Chile’s state-owned copper giant Codelco. The hunger strike is in protest…
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States disregard law, disenfranchise poor people
Research by two national voting rights groups, Project Vote and Demos, has shown that Missouri and other states are violating…
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Immigrant workers in Greece win better wages
On April 18, hundreds of immigrant farm workers in Nea Manolada, Greece, went on strike to demand higher wages and…
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Study exposes racism of war on drugs
A recent study by the Sentencing Project starkly exposes the racist nature of the "war on drugs." The study, which…
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Dallas man gets 35 years for spitting at cop
On May 14, a man infected with HIV was sentenced to 35 years in prison for spitting in the eye…
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British government adopts racist immigration rules
On May 6, Britain announced a new racist immigration policy. Under the new rules, immigrant workers from outside the European…
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Michigan denies health benefits to same-sex couples
On May 8, a 5-to-2 Michigan Supreme Court decision denied the right of public sector workers in same-sex relationships the…
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Palestine: 60 years of Nakba, the refugees will return
On behalf of the Party for Socialism and Liberation and our La Riva/Puryear presidential campaign, we extend our full solidarity…
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