When the State Library of Victoria fired four pro-Palestinian writers earlier this year, they refused to go quietly. Now they’re at the forefront of a fight against censorship designed to silence criticism of Israeli atrocities in Gaza.
Scotland’s first minister, Humza Yousaf, broke a coalition deal with the Greens under pressure from his own party’s right wing. Yousaf’s move sabotaged his own leadership and has weakened the already flagging cause of Scottish independence.
A new report reveals how Canada’s Trudeau Liberals have repeatedly rewarded contracts to McKinsey & Company, flouting procurement rules along the way. The report sparks serious concerns about cronyism and government outsourcing practices.
UAW Region 9a leader Brandon Mancilla says in an interview with Jacobin that he and his union are not impressed with Republicans’ supposed pro-worker turn — and he explains what a real progressive, working-class agenda would look like.
Disingenuous antisemitism charges are keeping left-wing critics of Israel on the back foot. Meanwhile, right-wing antisemitism is rising. Rather than play defense, the Left should advance an analysis of antisemitism that doesn’t conflate Jews with Israel.
After eight years of using shallow “identity politics” as a cudgel against the Left, Democratic pundits and elected officials are now blaming leftists themselves for the fact that such politics took over the party.
As the antiabortion movement pursues harsh restrictions and fetal personhood laws, abortion providers and activists are fighting back. Despite deadly state bans and attacks on medication access, reproductive health care victories offer light in the darkness.
One hundred days into Donald Trump’s presidency, the primary victim of America’s war against the world is America.
The virulent nationalism and racism of the contemporary far right are typically seen as having little in common with figures like Friedrich Hayek. But the far right’s pseudoscientific defenses of hierarchy have roots in Hayek and his acolytes’ thought.
The state has been used to discipline capital before. With climate change upon us, it'll have to do so again.
The Right’s virulent anti-abortion rhetoric created the environment that led to the Planned Parenthood attack.
Walter Reuther's careful management of shop-floor politics shapes the UAW's relationship to student workers today.
We shouldn’t have illusions about transforming the EU from below. But a Leave vote would only strengthen the Right.
Weak working class resistance is rooted in the loss of radical trade unionists.
Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein on her campaign and building an alternative to the two corporate parties.
After decades of polluting the political landscape with authoritarianism and race-baiting, is Rudy Giuliani's career finally over?
Trump's infrastructure and jobs proposals might ruffle some establishment feathers, but he'll still be terrible for workers.
What kind of economic agenda does Trump have in store for workers?
It's not just "money in politics" — capitalists get what they want through structural power over the economy.
Winning Medicare for All would allow us to take a giant step toward health justice.