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Get Rid of the Senate!
The upper chamber of the U.S. Congress went on a month-long vacation as the pandemic raged. That is no coincidence: ... -
In Debate: A Socialist’s Case for Howie Hawkins
As part of our ongoing analysis of the U.S. Green Party, guest writer John Palmucci offers a counter to Ezra ... -
Can the Green Party Be a Vehicle For Socialists? A European Perspective
Howie Hawkins, the presidential candidate of the Green Party, is presenting himself as an alternative to the two parties of ... -
Disputes Between U.S. and China Dominate UN General Assembly
This Year's remote meeting of the United Nations General Assembly reflected the continued global health crisis as well as ... -
How Capitalists Benefit from Science Denialism
Increasing science denialism in the wake of the pandemic has made space for the racist and xenophobic policies of the ... -
An Introduction to Trotsky’s Theory of Permanent Revolution
First introduced over a hundred years ago, Leon Trotsky’s theory of Permanent Revolution remains a vital tool for understanding the ... -
France’s New Anticapitalist Party: Some Lessons for Revolutionaries
The history of the New Anticapitalist Party in France, which coincides with a decade-long period of intense class struggle in ... -
New Technologies, TikTok, Competition, and “Free” and Human Labor: An Interview with Economist Paula Bach
Economist Paula Bach, in an interview, addresses the future of work, new technologies and their relationship to the capitalist crisis, ... -
Popular Radicalism in the 1930s: The History of the Workers’ Unemployment Insurance Bill
While Bourgeois historians and contemporary "common sense" would have us believe that American workers are inherently conservative, the struggle for ... -
Uneven Development and Imperialism Today: Engaging with the Ideas of David Harvey
The last few decades have been characterized by weak economic growth in the developed countries, which contrasts with the dynamism ...