In the U.S. – Page 7 – Struggle

Charlotte students lead mass action against Trump’s immigration raids

November 21, 2025 Gary Wilson

As federal agents swept through Charlotte, North Carolina, the first and most powerful pushback came from the students — the young people who showed what solidarity looks like in action. On Nov. 17, more than […]

Bitcoin’s latest crash shows what it really is: speculation, not money

November 19, 2025 Gary Wilson

Bitcoin just crashed again. After hitting over $126,000 in October, it dropped more than 20% in a few weeks, falling below $90,000. All the gains it made in 2025 — gone. This wasn’t random bad […]

A presidency above the law — and the struggle ahead

November 18, 2025 Gary Wilson

The United States is living through a profound political shift. A new, executive-centered form of rule is taking shape — a strongman presidency that claims the right to act without oversight, constraint, or accountability. Trump’s […]

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson calls for a general strike: Here’s why it matters

November 17, 2025 Sharon Black

Chicago’s Mayor Brandon Johnson, in a fiery speech to a quarter million people at the recent “No Kings Protest” that went viral, declared: “If my ancestors, as slaves, can lead the greatest general strike in […]

New Orleans elects formerly incarcerated jailhouse lawyer as clerk of court

November 17, 2025 Gregory E. Williams

New Orleanians elected Calvin Duncan to be the clerk of court for the parish (county) in a runoff election on Nov. 15. Duncan — who was exonerated in 2021 after spending 28 years in prison […]

Remembering Bob McCubbin: revolutionary, teacher, comrade

November 16, 2025 Struggle - La Lucha

Memorial held in San Diego, 2025 Comrades, friends, and family gathered in San Diego to honor the life of Bob McCubbin, a lifelong revolutionary who dedicated over 60 years to the struggle for socialism and […]

32 days to surgery: How health care privatization kills

November 15, 2025 NT

There are over 14 million people in California enrolled in Medi-Cal, making it one of the largest Medicaid programs in the U.S. Below is my story, one of many stories of people who face barriers […]

Does capitalism work? Depends on who you ask

November 13, 2025 Lallan Schoenstein

A heated discussion about capitalism arose during a recent family gathering. It began with a defense of the capitalist system: Capitalism is the only system that works, they said, because it is based on the […]

346 dead — and no charges: How the system protects Boeing

November 13, 2025 Lev Koufax

A system built to shield corporate power It’s official: Mass-casualty airplane manufacturer Boeing will face no criminal charges for the two 737 MAX jetliner crashes that killed 346 people. With this latest development, the U.S. […]

NYC tenants fight billionaire land grab

November 11, 2025 Stephen Millies

March against public housing demolition in NYC The fight to save public housing brought people to the streets of New York City on Nov. 8. They gathered at three Manhattan locations — the Fulton, Elliott-Chelsea […]