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Post Keynesian economics today: would Antonio Gramsci be cancelled?
This is a time when we need more openness, not less. A policy that would ban Antonio Gramsci should not be approved.
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Venezuela slams U.S. bounty increase on Maduro as allies condemn pathetic aggression
The U.S. Departments of Justice and State announced the increased bounty—from $25 million to $50 million—for information leading to Maduro’s arrest.
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Mamdani’s Judeo-Bolshevik threat
ON ISLAMOPHOBIA, DEMOGRAPHICS, AND RADICAL POLITICS.
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Going off script: Our front row view of another Kerala story
The state is far from perfect. But it offers a glimpse of what the world could look like when human well-being is prioritised in everyday life.
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Red or Green-or both? Marxist ecology from the metabolic rift to ecological civilization the Marxist interpretation of the Public Library: Part One
Of all the issues currently facing humanity, there is none so existential as the climate and environmental crisis.
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Trump’s tariffs against Latin America: Part of a global battle
Trump’s tariffs intend to keep it that way, while Latin America’s orientation towards Asia, China and the BRICS is correctly pushing in the opposite direction: to a fairer, multipolar world.
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Losurdo vs. Liberalism: Slavery, extermination, and the true history of the “Community of the Free”
Liberalism likes to wear its Sunday best.
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The siege of Washington, D.C.: Trump’s police state goes live
Washington, D.C., is a federal territory (the District of Columbia) and is not part of any state. Under the Home Rule Act of 1973, it has an elected mayor and city council, but Congress retains ultimate authority and can (and regularly does) override local laws and budgets.
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Exorcising the ghosts of the imperial left: Domenico Losurdo and the class war inside Marxism
Western Marxism is not a tradition to be reclaimed—it’s an enemy ideology crafted in the image of empire. Domenico Losurdo’s final intervention is not an invitation to debate, but a call to defect. From critique to combat. From the seminar to the struggle. From the West to the world.
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Airbrushing the ghettoes
From Eastern Europe to the Middle East, the legacy of the Holocaust has been used to denigrate left anti-fascism and promote the interests of ethno-nationalist establishments. But we should remember who really killed the ‘Judeo-Bolsheviks’ of the Second World War.
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Why doesn’t the U.S. Government know how many people die in custody?
Under the Death in Custody Reporting Act, the government is supposed to track how many people die in law enforcement custody—but the data is a mess.
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The Green Zone of controlled opposition (or, how The U.S. Climate Network became agents of Climate Inaction)
The U.S. climate movement claims to fight for change while systematically silencing radical action. This isn’t resistance. It’s controlled opposition dressed in green.
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The true cost of AI: Water, energy, and a warming Planet
AI doesn’t run on magic—it runs on energy, water, and massive physical infrastructure.
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Poll: 4 out of 5 Jewish Israelis are not troubled by the famine in Gaza
A new poll by the Israel Democracy Institute shows that 4 out of 5 Jewish Israelis – 79% – are not troubled by reports of Palestinian famine and suffering in Gaza.
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Stagflation returns, shining a spotlight on the Federal Reserve’s war on the working class
History exposes the Fed’s inflation fight for what it truly is: a decades-long class war waged against working people under the guise of monetary policy.
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Veterans force New York County Sheriff to take down Israeli flag
The flag of Israel represents the greatest human rights disaster in modern history, yet has flown proudly at the Broome County Correctional Facility by order of Sheriff Akshar.
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Carney is pushing Canadian liberalism to its breaking point
Bill C-5, Indigenous resistance, and the authoritarian turn at the heart of the settler state.
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UN experts urge ‘immediate dismantling’ of U.S.-and Israeli-backed GHF
Thirty-five independent UN human rights experts have called for the immediate dismantling of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a U.S.- and Israeli-backed organization that operates a controversial aid distribution system in Gaza, citing serious violations of international law.
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Trump says immigrants ‘do it naturally,’ revives racist labor myths
President Donald Trump has sparked new outrage after declaring that undocumented immigrants are “naturally” inclined to perform grueling farm labor—and that people in “inner cities” simply “don’t do that work.”
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Media blame NYC shooting not on Mayor Adams, but on candidate Mamdani
Whether you love him, hate him or never heard of him, Mamdani has not yet won the general election or been sworn in as mayor.