Communists have no illusions that serious societal change can result from the farce of bourgeois elections. The future is one of mass struggle and preparing for revolution—not electioneering and horse-trading for piddling reforms.
The billionaire media says that 2024 will be a “historic election” that will shape the future of the country and the world. But the reality is that, whoever wins, the working class will be the […]
Against a backdrop of crisis, disillusionment, and dissatisfaction, 2024 will likely see a rematch between the two least-liked presidential candidates in recent history.
As working-class youth, we are told that community colleges are an accessible way to get a start in life. Not in Connecticut.
Democrat Eric Adams has launched a full-frontal austerity assault on the workers of New York City while blaming migrants.
On November 7, over two million Ohioans voted “yes” on measure one, forcing the state to protect abortion rights. This was a defensive measure by the workers to protect their class interests, despite the Democrats.
A new generation of communists and left-leaning workers are witnessing the crimes of US imperialism play out in real time. Beneath the surface, dramatic changes in consciousness are developing.
The likelihood of a US government shutdown threatening the livelihood of millions of workers looms large as the crisis of the regime of capitalist rule deepens.
There is a profound crisis of the regime of bourgeois rule in the US. Recent events in Wisconsin provide yet another clear example.
The Democratic mayor of NYC, Eric Adams, has launched a disgusting attack on immigrants. The communists say: an injury to one is an injury to all, no matter the nationality!
Donald Trump has made history once again. This time with his mugshot. While the liberals crow over this ignominy, the Donald has monetized it as he campaigns undeterred for a second term.
Tenants in Philadelphia once again face the prospect of being forced from their homes after a month-long eviction moratorium ended on August 21.
