Over 2 million workers in France participated in a general strike/mass mobilization on Jan. 19, denouncing plans by President Emmanuel…
The past few years have seen a multitude of protests on income inequality, decrying how the 1% makes so much…
Detroit, Sept. 29 — U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Steven Rhodes ruled today to deny a moratorium on mass water shutoffs…
The following text came from an updated brochure issued by the International Working Women’s Day coalition in New York City.…
The year was 1965. The U.S. government’s war in Vietnam was increasingly unpopular, especially among the young people being drafted…
Wall Street: 100; Workers: 0. This is the scorecard for the federal budget, which was based on a proposal submitted…
Unable or unwilling to reach an agreement to extend government spending, the U.S. Congress has provoked a government shutdown. It…
Struggle to save retiree benefits for W.Va. mine workers On June 11, Patriot Coal called off talks with the Mine…
Two of the greatest enemies of working people were confronted in Kansas and Oklahoma over the past two weeks. On…
Massive cuts in essential federal programs are being proposed by the Obama administration. The chained Consumer Price Index would affect…