- — Cheney, corporate boss and White House warmonger (1941-2025)
- We come to bury Cheney, not to praise him. This is unlike the comments in most of the corporate media, who always find something positive to say about the most despicable imperialist statespeople. The comment that one adviser to former President George W. Bush came up with was that while . . . Continue reading Cheney, corporate boss and White House warmonger (1941-2025) at Workers.org
- — Forthcoming anthology: ‘Every Moment is a Life: Gaza in the Time of Genocide’
- I am announcing a forthcoming anthology, “Every Moment is a Life: Gaza in the Time of Genocide,” published by One Signal Publishers and available for pre-order at any bookseller. This book was born from a series of eight writing workshops that I held in Gaza with young people under the . . . Continue reading Forthcoming anthology: ‘Every Moment is a Life: Gaza in the Time of Genocide’ at Workers.org
- — The greatest victory of the Angolan people − Nov. 11, 1975
- Angola’s independence, proclaimed on November 11, 1975, by the MPLA in Luanda, culminated centuries of resistance to foreign domination and exploitation and decades of struggle against colonialism and for national liberation and constituted a major victory for the Angolan people in their long history. Agostinho Neto, leader of MPLA, reads . . . Continue reading The greatest victory of the Angolan people − Nov. 11, 1975 at Workers.org
- — Starbucks workers to bosses: ‘No contract, no coffee!’
- Cleveland Members and supporters of Starbucks Workers United (SBWU) held a “practice picket” outside the University Circle coffee shop in Cleveland on Nov. 1. SBWU has been holding practice pickets across the country since September and began a strike authorization vote on Oct. 24. On Nov. 5 the union announced . . . Continue reading Starbucks workers to bosses: ‘No contract, no coffee!’ at Workers.org
- — Despite U.S. war threats, Venezuela sends humanitarian aid to hurricane survivors in Jamaica and Cuba.
- Workers World Party salutes the humanitarian aid that the Venezuelan government has sent to both Jamaica and Cuba in the aftermath of the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa to both islands. According to Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness, this hurricane is the strongest ever to hit the island, creating damage . . . Continue reading Despite U.S. war threats, Venezuela sends humanitarian aid to hurricane survivors in Jamaica and Cuba. at Workers.org
- — Keeping the pressure on for a free Palestine
- Seattle Pro-Palestine demonstration in Kent, Washington, Oct. 24, 2025. WW Photo: Jim McMahan Activists maintained protests against the U.S and Israel, calling for a legitimate ceasefire with full sovereignty for Palestine and in recognition of the blood Palestinians have shed for national liberation. Demonstrators from Seattle Against War and other . . . Continue reading Keeping the pressure on for a free Palestine at Workers.org
- — PDF of November 6 issue
- Download the PDF Nov. 15-23: Stop U.S. war against Venezuela Editorial: Corporate greed vs people’s need for food Mundo Obrero: ¡Detengan la escalada en el Caribe! BW version PDF More PDF back-issues here. Continue reading PDF of November 6 issue at Workers.org
- — Mamdani wins: a step toward fight-back
- Zohran Mamdani’s supporters celebrate his mayoral victory in Brooklyn, New York, Nov. 4, 2025. That Zohran Kwame Mamdani won an election in New York City with more than 50% of the vote was a smackdown to the vicious campaign of Islamophobia, hatred of migrants and communist-baiting that infested the anti-Mamdani . . . Continue reading Mamdani wins: a step toward fight-back at Workers.org
- — Free Tarek Bazrouk!
- Tarek Bazrouk Tarek Bazrouk, a 20-year-old Palestinian student living in New York City, was sentenced to 17 months in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for a phony “hate crime” charge on Oct. 28. His name, message and spirit have been defamed by Western Zionist-backed corporate media. . . . Continue reading Free Tarek Bazrouk! at Workers.org
- — Russian-Venezuelan economic forum confronts West
- From left, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on May 7, 2025, in Moscow. Given the threat of imminent U.S. military attack on Venezuela, Colombia and other sovereign countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, Workers World is increasing its coverage from that region. This article by . . . Continue reading Russian-Venezuelan economic forum confronts West at Workers.org
- — Does artificial intelligence kill jobs?
- The recent Workers World article “Capitalism isn’t working, no jobs to be found” by Martha Grevatt exposes the huge issue of unemployment caused by the bankrupt capitalist system. (workers.org/2025/09/87909/ ) President Donald Trump was well-known before becoming president by the image of him mouthing “Youre fired” on television. Now Trump . . . Continue reading Does artificial intelligence kill jobs? at Workers.org
- — Oakland street named after Black Panthers co-founder Bobby Seale
- Oakland, California By Susan Sherrell and Dave Welsh Neighbors and well-wishers of all ages and ethnicities gathered in north Oakland Oct. 22 to rename a street “Bobby Seale Way” in honor of a person who co-founded the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense in Oakland in 1966. Singers at Bobby Seale’s . . . Continue reading Oakland street named after Black Panthers co-founder Bobby Seale at Workers.org
- — German capitalism fires workers, prepares war
- By Jorge Cadima This commentary was published Oct. 23 in Avante, the weekly newspaper of the Portuguese Communist Party, to which Jorge Cadima regularly contributes. European imperialists take government funds once used for social services to prepare for war. Translation: John Catalinotto The European Unions largest economy is undergoing rapid . . . Continue reading German capitalism fires workers, prepares war at Workers.org
- — PDF of October 30 issue
- Download the PDF Sports gambling and capitalism: Is there a connection? The movement needed beyond No Kings protests Editorial: Stop escalation in the Caribbean! BW version PDF More PDF back-issues here. Continue reading PDF of October 30 issue at Workers.org
- — Portland protesters say: ‘End the blockade of Cuba’
- Portland, Oregon. Oct. 25, 2025. Portland, Oregon — Nearly a dozen Portland groups addressed the theme “Resist U.S. economic sanctions and military intervention worldwide” at a Portland, Oregon, rally and educational event on Oct. 25 to protest against the blockade of Cuba. For the 33rd time, on Oct. 29, the . . . Continue reading Portland protesters say: ‘End the blockade of Cuba’ at Workers.org
- — Starbucks workers intensify struggle, vote on striking
- Starbucks workers hold practice picket, Pittsburgh, Sept. 29, 2025. Since September, over 100 Starbucks stores have been hit with “practice pickets” called by Starbucks Workers United (SBWU). Practice pickets are a relatively new tactic intended to put pressure on companies to agree to decent contracts while preparing union members for . . . Continue reading Starbucks workers intensify struggle, vote on striking at Workers.org
- — Venezuela: Fuerza Armada activa 73 puntos de defensa costera
- Equipos de protección antiaérea de primer nivel instalados en los 73 puntos de defensa integral de estos nueve estados costeros. Por Invitado Ciudad Caracas, Resumen Latinoamericano, 23 de octubre de 2025. La Fuerza Armada Nacional Bolivariana (FANB) activó el Ejercicio de Defensa de Costa Independencia 200, con la instalación de . . . Continue reading Venezuela: Fuerza Armada activa 73 puntos de defensa costera at Workers.org
- — Hamas leader in Gaza speaks on current status of agreement
- The Resistance News Network posted the following interview for Al Jazeera by Hamas leader in Gaza, Dr. Khalil al-Hayya, on Oct. 26, 2025. Dr. Khalil al-Hayya, Hamas leader in Gaza The occupation failed to achieve its goals, and I do not believe the occupation has the motivation to return to . . . Continue reading Hamas leader in Gaza speaks on current status of agreement at Workers.org
- — The movement needed beyond No Kings protests
- Organized by the liberal groups Indivisible, 50501 and MoveOn, an estimated 7 million to 8 million people demonstrated on the streets of over 2,500 U.S. cities on Oct. 18 in No Kings Day protests. No Kings protest, Philadelphia, Oct. 18, 2025. (Photo: Joe Piette) For the most part, the leaders . . . Continue reading The movement needed beyond No Kings protests at Workers.org
- — Sports gambling and capitalism: Is there a connection?
- The opening of the 2025–26 National Basketball Association season was unexpectedly overshadowed when the FBI announced the arrests of two NBA sports figures Oct. 23 at a New York City news conference. Those arrested were Portland Trailblazers coach and former star player Chauncey Billups, who was inducted into the James . . . Continue reading Sports gambling and capitalism: Is there a connection? at Workers.org
- — U.S. Veterans condemn Israel’s blatant ceasefire violations
- By Veterans For Peace Veterans For Peace sent Workers World its statement on the latest developments in Gaza. See veteransforpeace.org. Veterans For Peace unequivocally condemns Israel’s gross violations of the ceasefire in Gaza. We demand that the Trump administration pressure Israel to abide by the ceasefire agreement; to end all . . . Continue reading U.S. Veterans condemn Israel’s blatant ceasefire violations at Workers.org
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