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Fightback’s miserable apologetics for the union bureaucracy goes hand in hand with its promotion of Quebec nationalism.

The 10 candidates on the stage in Houston avoided any discussion of the deepening social crisis in America and the growing opposition to social inequality.

The reactionary “Rise up Tamils” campaign aims to divide Sri Lankan workers along ethnic lines as they are coming into struggle against Colombo’s austerity measures.

The campaign by the Labour Party-led government and its supporters against “Chinese influence” is part of escalating preparations for a US-led war in the Pacific.

The allies of striking Riva workers are not union officials but workers across Germany and internationally that are facing similar attacks.

The prisoner exchange was strongly backed by France and Germany with media reports suggesting that French President Emmanuel Macron, in particular, played a central role.

Of the 141 people being evicted, eight are disabled, with some having lived in the blocks for as long as 40 years.

Labour’s censorship of Electronic Intifada is bound up with the Labour right’s efforts to silence critics of its slanderous witch-hunt of party leader Jeremy Corbyn’s left-wing supporters.

After five train derailments so far this year—and an astounding 43 from 2014 to 2018—along with mass delays and commuter outrage over fare hikes, the MBTA is in crisis mode.

The fire department immediately shut down the Stone Warehouse shop after the accident for multiple safety violations.

The recent Supreme Court ruling effectively eliminating the right to asylum is but the latest and sharpest expression of the attack on the rights of immigrants.

The jury’s verdict comes as a rejection of barbaric laws and the common practice of prosecutors excessively charging individuals for what amounts to non-criminal behavior.

Both incidents reflect the growing threat of political violence from the far-right.

The way forward to defend pensions and oppose the well-advanced drive towards fascistic police state rule is to turn to the international working class.

The trade unions are seeking to prevent any struggle against Macron’s attack through a series of isolated one-day actions over the next month.

The ruling, which confines Assange to prison indefinitely, is the latest in a series of attacks on his legal and democratic rights by the British judiciary.

As the contract deadline for 158,000 autoworkers nears its expiration this weekend, workers at the Detroit automakers say they are ready to walk out to win back decades of concessions.

With only hours to go before the expiration of the auto contract, the current and former presidents of the UAW have been exposed as gangsters and the “union” as a criminal syndicate.

Apple wearable is by any standards a runaway success, leaving competitors looking like they're standing still. Conversely, the iPhone is suffering declining sales and a lack of innovation. Can both these devices really be made by the same company?

The ZenBook is one of the most innovative laptops on the market, and two screens can certainly make sense in some situations – but, elsewhere, this machine has been compromised in several important ways

The impact of a no-deal Brexit will be much more complicated than the six-page document lets on

VAR is confusing fans and enraging players and managers. But it could help level the playing field for people betting on football, as gambling firms race to adjust their algorithms

AN APPEARANCE from FA Cup winning Sunderland legend Jimmy Montgomery at the Academy of Light this week has provided a reminder to Jack Ross’ class of 2020 as they look to create their own little bit of history on Wearside.

Ellis Harrison insists he’ll keep bringing the positivity to Pompey as he battles for a regular starting spot.

George Boyd misses out for Peterborough United as they seek a fourth straight League One win today (September 14).