Amid War & Chaos, Eight Million Join Protests—What Next For “No Kings”?
On Saturday, March 28, “No Kings” Day was once again the largest single day of protest in US history, with upwards of eight million people participating in over 3,000 demonstrations worldwide—a million more than the previous day of action last October. In the Twin Cities, Minnesota, where just two months ago a general strike forced […]
The Catastrophic Consequences of Trump’s Iran War
In its third week, the US-Israel war on Iran is not going as Donald Trump wished, to put it mildly. What Trump envisioned as a demonstration of strength and another “easy victory” following his January operation in Venezuela, is instead going down in history as a gigantic miscalculation. Its consequences now dominate the concerns of […]
The Battle Of Minneapolis & The Way Forward For The Anti-ICE Movement
An epic battle has been unfolding in the Twin Cities, between ICE’s homicidal state terror on the one hand, and the ingenuity, determination, and solidarity of working-class people on the other. On January 23, tens of thousands did not go to work and instead rallied in downtown Minneapolis following ICE’s murder of Renee Good, sending […]
