“Anti-Communism Week”: The White House declares war on socialism
Underlying all the lies and historical falsifications in Trump's declaration are the fears of a ruling class that is terrified by the growing opposition to capitalism.
Joseph Kishore•
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Email dump confirms Epstein’s role as purveyor to Trump and entire US ruling class
Newly released documents reveal Epstein’s ongoing influence with Trump, top officials and major media figures long after his conviction.
Jacob Crosse•
Trump meets with former al-Qaeda leader Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House
US President Donald Trump met at the White House Tuesday with Ahmed al-Sharaa, the former al-Qaeda leader who led the overthrow of the Syrian government last year. The meeting was a milestone in the long-term relationship of the United States with al-Qaeda-linked forces in Syria.
Andre Damon•
Mamdani reassures Wall Street with deputy mayor appointment
New York’s mayor-elect selected long-time Democratic operative Dean Fuleihan, who “knows where all the bodies are buried,” as his first deputy mayor.
Daniel de Vries•
Jacob Crosse•
Barry Grey•
Marc Wells•
Socialist Equality Party (US)•
Andre Damon•
5 years since Trump’s January 6 coup
The methods of violent overthrow of democratic institutions are now being employed both at home and abroad in an unprecedented drive for dictatorship and imperialist domination of the world.
Patrick Martin•
Trump pardons January 6 coup architects and fake electors
After granting clemency to nearly 1,600 January 6 foot soldiers, Trump has now pardoned his top coup lawyers and fake electors, several of whom still face state charges for their role in the 2020 election conspiracy.
Jacob Crosse•
Right-wing operation forces resignation of BBC head Tim Davie
The reason for Davie falling on his sword, when many in the BBC were arguing for opposition to Prescott’s claims, is suggested by his own appointment to head the BBC in 2020 being central to plans to shift it further right.
Robert Stevens•
Elon Musk’s call for far-right insurrection in Britain meets silence from Starmer
It was not until Tuesday’s cabinet briefing that Starmer spoke against “calls to violence from [a] foreign billionaire”. But even then, the (unnamed) billionaire’s incitement of a far-right coup against his own government passed without comment.
Laura Tiernan•
Patrick Martin•
Jacob Crosse•
Nick Beams•
Max Jones•
Jacob Crosse•
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