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A man sits in a pedicab with two Cuban flags attached to its roof.
Commentary

Defend Cuba and Demand the Lifting of the U.S. Energy Blockade and Embargo

6 days ago
[Source: facebook.com]
Newswire

Large number of faculty at Elite U.S. Universities linked to the National Endowment for Democracy, A CIA cut-out specializing in propaganda

6 days ago
Google Maps acts as a propaganda outlet for Trump, replacing Lake Ontario with “Lake America” and helping legitimize a colonial claim by putting it on the map. Screenshot of Google’s propaganda map.
Newswire

Seneca Nation rejects Trump’s colonial claim on Lake Ontario

6 days ago
Abolish ICE?
Newswire

Abolish ICE? Perish the thought, says Press

6 days ago
President Donald Trump meets with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Photo: The White House / Flickr / Public Domain
Newswire

U.S. Canada trade war intensifies

6 days ago
In the early 1950s, he held a security clearance for “Top Secret” documents at the U.S. State Department: Herbert Marcuse during an appearance in Frankfurt am Main (June 6, 1972)
Newswire • Review

“Attacks on Communist Ideology Using Marxist Terminology”: Gabriel Rockhill’s book on the emergence of the “compatible” intellectual left in Western countries

6 days ago
Roe Kapara - Everything's Fine (Nuke Song) [Official Lyric Video]
Art • Newswire

Roe Kapara – Everything’s Fine (Nuke Song) [Official Lyric Video]

7 days ago
Newswire

The Hour of the Furnaces: Internationalism in Difficult Times

1 week ago
Kennard’s Irregular Army
Newswire • Review

“Irregular Army: How the US Military Recruited Neo-Nazis, Gang Members, and Criminals to Fight the War on Terror” – book review

1 week ago
scandal
Newswire

Huge scandal exposes how USA uses criminals to manipulate elections in Latin America

1 week ago
The US military’s fatal stance on climate change
Newswire

The U.S. military’s fatal stance on climate change

1 week ago
Capitalism IS the Crisis May 25, 2013 March from Union Square to Washington Square New York, NY
Newswire

A dying capitalism

1 week ago
the longest genocide in history, foto: Prensa Latina
Newswire

More than 200 days under the Energy Blockade: The silent suffocation of the Cuban people

1 week ago
Protesters taking part in a demonstration organised by Defend our Juries, in support of Palestine Action in Trafalgar Square, London, October 4, 2025
Newswire

U.S. slaps sanctions on left-wing groups, including Palestine Action

1 week ago
A worker on a Taylor Farms processing line. The company operates 30 processing plants and moves more than 265 million servings of fresh food each week, making it one of the dominant corporations in the U.S. packaged-salad industry.
Newswire

The salad monopoly behind the parasite

1 week ago
The oil and gas sector is one of the largest sources of methane emissions in the United States. (Image Source: Wikimedia Commons)
Newswire

Inside the struggle to dismantle America’s greenhouse gas data

1 week ago
Screen grab of a drone footage from Reuters news agency shows excavators clearing mud in Nuwakot, Nepal. Source: BBC- Reuters / Fair use
Newswire

Nepal flooding: an unnatural catastrophe

1 week ago
Starbucks workers first asked customers to boycott Starbucks in late 2025. Now they’re asking unions and other institutions to cut ties. They’ve been trying to get a contract with the coffee giant since late 2021. Photo: Jenny Brown
Newswire

Baristas ask organizations to boycott until Starbucks signs a contract

1 week ago
U.S. Navy Grumman F-14A Tomcat flying over a Kuwaiti oil well set ablaze by Iraqi troops during the 1991 Gulf War. (Photo: Lt. Steve Gozzo, U.S. Navy)
Newswire

Mission impossible? Quantifying military emissions

2 weeks ago
Sliman Mansour (Palestine), Rituals Under Occupation, 1988.
Newswire

We dig into the soil of our radical traditions: The Thirty-Fifth Newsletter (2026)

2 weeks ago
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