Issue 681 | September 26, 2008
: Lee Sustar SocialistWorker.org answers your questions about the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression--and what U.S. political leaders are doing in response.
The Bush administration accused top Venezuelan officials of supporting "narco-terrorism," and it may be behind another foiled coup attempt.
It has become a media mantra media: the surge of 30,000 U.S. troops to Iraq helped stabilize the country. But is it true?
The financial crisis that has already brought down a host of blue-chip Wall Street firms is the responsibility of both mainstream parties.
All too often, accounts of Lenin’s 1902 booklet What Is to Be Done? remove it from its political and historical context.
Members of Teamsters Local 705 who work at UPS in Chicago are mailing in ballots on a proposed five-year contract.
Members of the Professional Staff Organization are on strike against the union that represents nearly 50,000 teachers in Oregon.
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