We live in a world of poverty, war and environmental devastation. A world where living standards for working people plummet while an elite few enjoy lives of unbelievable wealth and power.

In tomato fields in Immokalee, Fla., in a shipyard in Pascagoula, Miss., in the sweatshops of LA, immigrant workers are enduring modern-day slavery. What can turn labor in a new direction?

Socialist Worker columnist Paul D'Amato has written a series of articles elaborating on the ISO's "Where We Stand" statement. We live in a world in which capitalism has spread to every corner of ...

Socialism is based on the idea that we should use the vast resources of society to meet people's needs. If people are hungry, they should be fed; if people are homeless, we should build homes for ...

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The truth is that rather than moving Democrats to the left, the inside-outside strategy has moved the antiwar movement to the right. If there was anything notable about the dirty tricks in ...

Socialist Worker's ANTHONY ARNOVE and AHMED SHAWKI visited Palestine in July--where they witnessed firsthand the horrors of Israel's bloody war. In this special section, they describe Israel's ...

Abortion is harder to obtain for many women today than several decades ago, and support for the right to choose has declined.

The U.S. claim that Iran is to blame for a "provocative" confrontation between U.S. warships and Iranian speedboats is falling apart. The Bush administration has been caught in another war lie ...

Larry Bradshaw and Lorrie Beth Slonsky wrote an incredible account--first published in Socialist Worker--of being trapped in New Orleans, first by Hurricane Katrina, and then by a martial law ...

The heat has gone out of Colombia's confrontation with Ecuador and Venezuela, but the U.S. remains determined to destabilize Hugo Chávez. Hillary Clinton's and Barack Obama's criticisms of the ...

The discussion of Venezuela's future is heating up--including a clash between the left and right wings of the "revolutionary process" itself. The heat has gone out of Colombia's confrontation with ...