Issue 63: Letters

The Many Casualties of Precision Warfare

Behind the myth of surgical strikes lies a coalition architecture designed to ensure no single nation takes the blame when civilians die.

Who Monitors the UAW’s Federal Monitor?

Shawn Fain’s reform administration in the United Auto Workers now finds itself locked in conflict with a federal anti-corruption monitor who Fain says is overstepping his bounds —including in opposing the union’s stance against Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

Issue 63: The Internet Speaks

On Dems, the DSA, and the S-Word

On ISIS, Antifa, and the N-Word

On Socialism, Slurs, and the Real People Behind the Pieds-à-Terre

Issue 63: Misery Index

Crunching the numbers on the class war.

Getting in Line

When and where organized labor’s been on the move.

US Empire Has Strangled Cuba

Washington has spent 64 years trying to kill Cuba’s economy. The numbers say it worked — and that Moscow’s subsidies only postponed the reckoning.

The Guns That Nobody Hired

David and Goliath

In an era of cheap drones and pricey interceptors, the US air warfare model doesn’t add up.