Tuesday, 3 December , 2024

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The Orlando massacre and the 2016 US election

As the staggering scale of Sunday’s massacre at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida continues to sink in, it is impossible to ignore the fact that both major capitalist parties have lost no time in attempting to exploit this tragedy for the most reactionary purposes.

Who is afraid of Donald Trump

By Boris Kagarlitsky Against the backdrop of the numerous discussions of the political agenda, appearance, and vocabulary of the candidates running in the American presidential...

Noam Chomsky on the Breakdown of American Society

By J.C Polychroniou The US is facing uncertain times. While it remains the only global superpower, it is no longer able to influence events and...

Did the Press Take Down Bernie Sanders?

The rebellious nature of the Vermont senator's presidential bid didn't fit the mainstream media's predetermined scenario. BY NEAL GABLER Earlier this week, even before Hillary Clinton’s...

The future of Sanders’ political movement

Sanders Might Soon Be Out of the Race, But Not the Revolution Five ways to build on the momentum of the Bernie Sanders campaign and...

Why millennials love Bernie Sanders

By SOPHIA A. MCCLENNEN Polls show that both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have trouble appealing to young voters.  In a recent study released by...

Neoliberalism – the ideology at the root of all our problems

By George Monbiot Financial meltdown, environmental disaster and even the rise of Donald Trump – neoliberalism has played its part in them all. Why has...

NATO on trade, in Europe and Asia, is doomed

By Pepe Escobar  The President of the United States (POTUS) is desperate. Exhibit A: His Op-Ed defending the Asian face – the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)...

Video: Sanders, Trump, and the American political earthquake

Alan Woods - editor of In Defence of Marxism - discusses the significance of the Sanders movement, the political earthquake in American politics, and...

PEW Explains Who is Voting for Trump and Why

By MIKE WHITNEY “In a new survey by the Pew Research Council, half of the registered voters surveyed (51%) said they think the future for...