Tim Goulet A battle over the future of the Teamsters Teamsters United, a reform slate running against James P. Hoffa Jr. and the old guard, will find out whether its challenge won.
Readers’ View Eight years of bailouts for the rich Tuesday's election was decided in March 2009, when Barack Obama met with Wall Street's banksters...and let them off the hook.
International Socialist Organization The election of Trump and the struggle ahead The direction of politics after this election will depend on building a fighting left based on social movements, unions and popular organizations.
Danny Katch Too soon? In this week's special election edition, more on the winner who lost, the "winner" who lost and won, and that "ah shit" moment.
Roundtable The resistance starts now SW writers and readers expressed their fear and disgust with Donald Trump--but also the determination to organize an opposition to stop him.
Sumaya Awad and Dorian Bon Protesting Trump from day one As Democratic leaders urged supporters to "give Trump a chance," thousands of people took to the streets in outrage.
Valério Arcary Ten points on the fall of the Workers Party A longtime socialist activist in Brazil explains how the once-mighty party led by Lula and Rousseff has collapsed in support.
John Riddell and Ian Angus The key to making the Leap in Canada The Leap Manifesto can be a strong framework for socialists to engage with movements for social change.
Readers’ View Views in brief E.P. Thompson and pessimism | Labor at Standing Rock | We need a new party | The "lesser evil" in 1964
Editorial How could this monster win? The unthinkable has happened, but we need clarity about why--starting with the failure of the Democrats to pose a real alternative to Trump's scapegoating.
