The attempt by a 20-year-old gunman to assassinate Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally on Saturday has plunged American bourgeois democracy even deeper into crisis.
Buffalo, NY saw scenes of horror as a white-supremacist terrorist opened fire at a supermarket, murdering ten people and injuring three more. This is an utter tragedy and an attack on the entire working class.
On the 20th anniversary of the attacks on the Twin Towers, we are reproducing a number of articles about 9/11 and the “war on terror.”
The Atlanta attacks have brought the poison of anti-Asian racism to the forefront. The increase in this racist violence is a continuation of decades of discrimination, built into the foundations of American capitalism.
If we are to effectively combat Trump and the small cohort of genuine fascists that orbit around him, we must analyze the situtation scientifically.
People around the world have once again been shocked by a wave of mass shootings perpetrated by far-right extremists.
Why are such acts of terrorism taking place, and what can be done to end this barbarism?
The violent plots of the opposition will continue until the revolution is either completed or defeated.
The high school walkouts have given voice to a range of social demands that go beyond the typical gun-control debate that has prevailed in Washington and the media.
Dog-eat-dog individualism and violence is the status quo of capitalist life, and we are living in a period of international crisis, war, revolution, and counterrevolution.
Last Friday, Paris was the scene of mass slaughter in which at least one hundred and twenty-nine people, mostly young kids enjoying themselves in cafes and a rock concert, were shot down in cold blood.
Lal Khan talks about the reasons for the recent resurgence of fundamentalism around the world.
