The Monroe Doctrine in Venezuela and the Necessity of an Anti-Imperialist Position

The attempted coup d’état in Venezuela was orchestrated by the U.S. Department of State. This imperialist offensive is part of the Trump administration’s shift in U.S. policy toward Latin America. We need a massive anti-imperialist campaign against this.

Socialism Has Trump on Edge. Rightfully So.

Trump and the right wing have been sounding the alarm about the growing threat of socialism. That’s good news for everyone who cares about the future of humanity and the planet.

The Working Class Is Back

Editorial for Left Voice magazine #4: We don’t want to be stuck in an endless cycle of resistance to the endless deprivations of capitalism. We want to win.

Ilhan Omar: It’s Not Just About the Benjamins

The Israeli Lobby spends millions to influence U.S. politicians, but the United States’ uncritical support for the state of Israel is not just about AIPAC, it’s about imperialism.

Pro-Torture, Pro-Dictatorship Misogynist Wins First Round of Brazilian Elections

Brazil's far-right candidate won the first round of elections with a 46% majority. The Workers Party (PT) candidate came in a dismal second, with only 29%. How did this happen?

Populism and Its Uses: Antinomies of a Failed Reformist Strategy

Reflections on Chantal Mouffe’s new book, “For a Left Populism.”

Abolish ICE, and Abolish the Border Too: A Socialist Perspective

The movement to abolish ICE has sparked a conversation among socialists about borders and their relation to capitalism.

Socialist Nurse on Strike: An Interview

Last week, almost 2,000 nurses went on a two-day strike in Burlington, Vermont. Left Voice interviews nurse and International Socialist Organization member Tristin Adie about the strike.

What comes after the Teachers Spring? An interview with Charlie Post

In the spring, a wave of teachers’ strikes swept through the United States, changing the political landscape and the conversation among socialists. What comes next?

A Revolution in Search of Heirs

In the current context of a prolonged crisis of capitalism and its parties, as well as the emergence of new political phenomena, the question is raised once again: Shall we recreate illusions in reformism or prepare for the next revolution?