Front page from April 25, 2017

Massive crowds turned out for Marches for Science around the U.S. to send a message: "The oceans are rising, and so are we."

This mobilization shows the physical threat that the racists represent--and the need to organize large numbers to oppose them.

La directora ejecutiva de Voces de la Frontera explica por qué contrarrestar la agenda anti-inmigrante de Trump requerirá la solidaridad.

Trump has taken the U.S. government practice of lying to a new level, but the left can't start creating its own "alternative facts" to oppose him.

Trump is dialing up the rhetoric about getting tough with North Korea, which will keep the region on a hair trigger for some time to come.

We condemn the relentless, cruel attacks of the Assad regime, but we also condemn U.S. bombing and military forces in Syria.

The media celebration of Marine Le Pen's "defeat" in the presidential election's first round is both premature and shortsighted.

The main parties have been eclipsed in this election by the surge of a far-right candidate and an unexpected challenge from the left.

Brazil's ongoing corruption investigations may be closing in on one of the previously untainted faces of the 2016 Olympics.

Students at the University of Puerto Rico are on strike against ruthless austerity and a debt crisis the island's residents didn't cause.

Martin Schulz of Germany's center-left SPD is claiming to represent a new direction, but there's less to him than meets the eye.

A recent attack in Sweden says less about terrorism and more about a society in which immigrants are mistreated and alienated.

Even with Lenín Moreno's presidential victory, the Ecuadorian left is in dire need of reconstruction.

It remains a fact that socialists need to work together, as a democratic collective, to be effective in building a socialist movement.

The first issue of Socialist Worker was published 40 years ago in April 1977, and the need for a revolutionary socialist press is still key today.

By late April 1917, the Bolsheviks stood out as the one major political party committed to workers' self-emancipation.

The workers' council system created in Russia in 1917 provided the platform for full democracy and liberation.

A walkout of Seattle high school students on May Day would show people that we will stand together in the face of oppression.