In the U.S. – Page 11 – Struggle

The enemy within: Trump’s class war

October 1, 2025 Gary Wilson

President Donald Trump’s appearance before hundreds of generals and admirals at Quantico was not a routine address. It was a declaration of war — not on foreign rivals, but on the people in the U.S. […]

SIM card ‘threat’ a smokescreen for Trump’s war talk

September 25, 2025 Gary Wilson

While Donald Trump was delivering a war rant at the United Nations, the New York Times was reporting: “Cache of Devices Capable of Crashing Cell Network Is Found Near U.N.” The Times reporting reads like […]

Say NO to a $3 transit fare in New York City!

September 24, 2025 Stephen Millies

Fare Ain’t Fair campaign goes to Brooklyn’s streets Sept. 21 — The Fair Ain’t Fare Campaign took the struggle against outrageous cost of riding the subway or a bus to Brooklyn today. More than 50 […]

Baltimore needs more grocery stores not more police

September 23, 2025 Colby Byrd

It has been three months since the public killing of Baltimore Arabber Bilal “BJ” Abdullah by the Baltimore Police Department while he was experiencing a mental health crisis. Since then the city has only intensified […]

Baltimore organizers prepare to resist Trump’s National Guard threats

September 20, 2025 Sharon Black

Struggle-La Lucha spoke with Andre Powell, a community organizer with the Baltimore Peoples Power Assembly, about the Trump administration’s threats to deploy federal military forces in the city. SLL: Like everyone, we have seen the […]

Rally in New Orleans condemns Trump, Landry over “occupation” threat

September 19, 2025 Gregory E. Williams

New Orleans, Sept. 16 – a crowd gathered across from Jackson Square Wednesday evening to protest Donald Trump’s threats to send troops into the Big Easy as well as the state capital, Baton Rouge. This […]

Capitalism’s fascist martyr: Why the system sanctifies Charlie Kirk

September 17, 2025 Lev Koufax

Charlie Kirk was a racist. Charlie Kirk was a transphobe. Charlie Kirk was a Nazi in every sense of the word. And this cultivator of hate is now dead. Since his death, U.S. presidents, news […]

Baltimore City Council hearing in response to community outrage over three police killings

September 17, 2025 Kat Davis

“Mental health should not be a death sentence,” words said by Zeke Cohen, City Council President, at the second crisis response meeting held at City Hall. This was a continuum meeting called last month on […]

Demonstration at Baltimore Port demands protection for Filipino seafarers

September 17, 2025 Andrew Matatag

On Sept. 14, members of Baltimore and Maryland-based Filipino organizations and allies of the Tanggol Migrante Movement (TMM) organized a press conference and rally in protest of the deportations of four Filipino Carnival Pride Cruise […]

Big Pharma, RFK Jr. and Trump’s war on Public Health

September 15, 2025 Gary Wilson

By the time the eleventh wave of COVID-19 swept across the U.S. this summer, the institutions meant to protect public health had been gutted. Pharmacies refused to stock boosters, the CDC was under political occupation, […]