Analysis
Analysis of political developments.
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Democrats double down on betrayal of the undocumented, give up all leverage on DACA
The only way that we can fight for Dreamers and all 11 million undocumented people in the United States is…
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Facebook, Twitter and Google censor alternative media — was Telesur targeted?
Remember that these platforms are also the private property of some of the wealthiest people on the planet.
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Shutdown ends: Dems cave to Trump, while ‘liberals’ offer him Wall
Senate Democrats went back on their word, eliminated their most significant piece of leverage, and gave all the negotiating power…
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Solidarity with Kemal Okuyan, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Turkey
As the Party for Socialism and Liberation, we stand in solidarity with comrade Okuyan and all the members of TKP…
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Western Kentucky University sues own student newspaper for seeking information on sexual assault
The determined organizing of university workers, students and the community, along with independent media outlets, has the power to end…
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New court hearing for political prisoner: “Mumia’s life is in our hands!”
The decades-long struggle to free falsely imprisoned political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal took another step forward Jan. 17 as a Philadelphia…
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Moves toward peace between two Koreas while U.S. beats the drums of war.
Recent peace talks between North and South Korea have highlighted one of the many mischaracterizations presented by the U.S. state…
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Masses defend Louisiana teacher arrested for speaking up
“Superintendent, how are you going to take a raise when classes have grown from 21 to 29 students?”
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Salt Lake City’s poor air quality
Between December and February, Salt Lake City, Utah, has some of the worst air quality in the nation.
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Florida prisoners work stoppage to demand better conditions on MLK Day
On a daily basis, the Florida Department of Corrections commits human rights violations against tens of thousands of people incarcerated…
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