Todd Chretien Books for Bolsheviks The editor of a new collection of eyewitness accounts of the Russian Revolution gives you a reading list for learning about 1917.
William Underwood and Juliana Locke U of Chicago graduate workers get a union vote After many years of organizing, graduate employees at the University of Chicago finally have a chance to vote for a union.
Joseph Daher Threats without and contradictions within Kurds in northern Iraq have voted "yes" on independence, but governments around the region are threatening war and repression.
Nick Evans The Freedom Party’s goose-step forward Austria's toxic Freedom Party, which is likely to be part of the next government, has deep ties to the fascist movement.
Monique Dols Trump’s malign neglect of Puerto Rico Puerto Ricans will suffer and die needlessly because of the abject failure of the world's most powerful government to provide disaster relief.
Report Get read-y for the Marxism conferences Hopefully, you'll join Socialist Worker at one of the regional Marxism Conferences near you. Here's our reading list to be prepared.
Nick Everett The smiling face of a military regime The former Nobel Peace Prize winner at the top of the Myanmar government supports the military's genocidal persecution of Muslims.
Report Climate change and “disaster aid” in India India's "disaster aid" and "relief projects" regularly enrich corporations while shutting out the poor who are supposed to benefit.
Richard Capron Protesting a bad sequel to NAFTA The renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement could spell more exploitation, especially of Mexico workers.
Nicole Colson Trump’s new version of the same old racist ban The Trump administration is back with a new Muslim travel ban--and like the first two, this third version is rooted in bigotry and xenophobia.
