In the U.S.

Baltimore, Oct. 14 — Activists gathered at the Billie Holiday statue in Upton to declare Oct. 14 “George Floyd Day,” marking his birthday. Protesters carried signs reading “On George Floyd Day, Say No to Racism.” […]

People gathered at the statue of Gen. Harriet Tubman in Harlem, New York, on Oct. 14 to honor George Floyd. The Black father would be celebrating his 52nd birthday that day if he hadn’t been […]

Sixteen workers died in an explosion at Accurate Energetic Systems in rural Tennessee.  AES supplies explosives to the U.S. military and major contractors. Demand for munitions is rising across the Pentagon’s supply chain.  Routine OSHA […]

On Sept. 18, the U.S. Senate voted unanimously to create a “day of remembrance” for the racist, fascist agitator Charlie Kirk. The date they chose, Oct. 14, is also George Floyd’s birthday. This is a […]

Oct. 10 — On Friday morning, Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought announced what federal workers had been dreading: “The RIFs have begun.” With that social media post, the Trump administration launched mass […]

The two factories that tell the story Walk through Fort Worth, Texas, and you’ll see the story of a declining empire written in steel and concrete. At one end of town stands a vast Lockheed […]

We are told, endlessly, that we live in the age of the entrepreneur. You know the story: a lone genius tinkering in a garage, pulling miracles out of solder and silicon, eventually conquering the world […]