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Editorial
Strike wave rolls across the US
The working class is waking up to its own strength.
Judicial impartiality? What a joke.
The Rittenhouse murder trial was a travesty. As are too many trials. What will it take to get accountability?
Let’s mess with Texas
“States’ rights” are just a cover for bigots everywhere.
In Afghanistan, peace means war
FSP urges readers to assist radicals trying to get out of the country.
Abortion rights from Mexico to the U.S.
U.S. feminists should take a page from the militant Mexican women’s movement.
Stop the Lib/Lab attack on minor parties — defend and extend democratic rights
When it comes to elections, Australians are increasingly disengaged and don’t like what they see.
Imperialist fiasco: the Afghan people need safety and solidarity
Twenty years after the U.S. and its allies — including Australia — invaded Afghanistan, the venal puppet regime they propped up has collapsed, and the reactionary Islamist Taliban is back in charge.
Voting rights and gridlock by design
What’s happening in Washington D.C. isn’t an aberration, it’s how the system works.
Turkish women fight to end violence
Turkey’s hard-right president may think that second-class citizenship is the lot of women and the LGBTQ+ community, but thousands in the streets beg to differ.