In the U.S.
Anthropic is already at war
The U.S. military did not drop a single bomb on Iran without first running the target through an algorithm. That is not a metaphor. When the Pentagon launched Operation Epic Fury on Feb. 28, 2026, […]
Author: Gary Wilson
Around the world
Iran today, China tomorrow: The strategy behind the war
The U.S. war on Iran is not a miscalculation. It is not a strategic blunder by an overconfident Pentagon. It is the predictable outcome of the global class war — the drive of monopoly capital […]
Cuba
Blockade, then bullets: Cuba repels armed attack
Cuban border guards repelled an armed attack off the northern coast of Villa Clara province on Feb. 25, killing four men, wounding six and detaining others after a Florida-registered speedboat opened fire on a Cuban […]
Cuba
Cuba will not fall: The fight against Washington’s energy blockade
The lights are going out in Cuba — and people are organizing their lives around the outage schedule. In towns and cities outside Havana, families cook when power returns, charge phones in bursts, and sleep […]
Venezuela
Pentagon knocks, Wall Street enters: The U.S. oil grab in Venezuela
The U.S. war on Venezuela escalated rapidly — from lethal strikes on small boats in late 2025 to the Jan. 3, 2026, assault aimed at paralyzing Venezuela’s leadership and command structure — amid growing fears […]
Labor and strikes
NYP nurses force deal after record 39 days
The New York State Nurses Association reached a tentative agreement with NewYork-Presbyterian on Friday, Feb. 20, after a 39-day strike — the longest nursing strike in New York City history. The strike is not formally […]
Around the world
Why Washington wants war on Iran
The largest U.S. military buildup in West Asia since the 2003 Iraq invasion is not about Iran’s nuclear program. It is about who controls oil, who profits from permanent war, and who is challenging the […]
Around the world
Munich War Council and the escalation of imperialist rivalry
The 62nd Munich Security Conference was not a diplomatic gathering. It was a war council — a gathering of the general staff of world imperialism, assembled not to resolve conflicts but to coordinate the next […]
Around the world
Two carriers, three fronts — a war Washington can’t win
Two aircraft carrier strike groups are converging on the Persian Gulf: the USS Abraham Lincoln, already on station with three Arleigh Burke–class destroyers, and the USS Gerald R. Ford — the largest warship ever built […]
In the U.S.
The permanent war economy never misses a vote
On Jan. 30, the U.S. Senate voted 71-29 to pass an $839 billion fiscal 2026 defense appropriations bill. The measure sailed through with bipartisan backing, including 23 Democrats. Among those voting yes were Senate Minority […]