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Who Killed Jason Arday?

Commentary Paul Tiyambe Zeleza Earlier this afternoon, my oldest boyhood friend, a distinguished international lawyer who received his doctorate at Cambridge, called me to share the tragic news that Jason Arday, the Black British academic,…


San Francisco Teachers Win Big

By Danielle Smith Six thousand San Francisco educators won fully funded health care, sanctuary schools, and an up to 8.5 percent raise over two years by walking out for the first time in nearly 50…


When we Fight for Public Schools

We Fight for Democracy Commentary by Kumar Rao Every morning, across the nation, in red states and blue states, in urban and rural communities, we watch children walk through the doors of our neighborhood public…


Wikipedia: ‘Speedy Deletion’ for AI Slop

By Emanuel Maiberg Wikipedia editors has adopted a new policy to help them deal with the slew of AI-generated articles flooding the online en­cy­clopedia. The new policy, which gives an administrator the authority to quickly…


The Caribbean On A Knife’s Edge

By Manolo De Los Santos The sun glints off the gray hull of the USS Iwo Jima, a massive amphibious assault ship cutting through the Caribbean Sea. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, a key architect…


The Narco-State Myth

By Roger Harris A big Cadillac limo with Jersey plates was parked down the block. Few locals in East Harlem even owned cars, let alone new ones. Curious, I asked the street kids what’s up….


From Refusal to Resilience

How Hurricane Katrina birthed a global health vanguard By Joshua Reaves The US government left Black residents to die after Hurri­cane Katrina, refusing Cuba’s offer of emergency doctors. This racist neglect exposed a truth that…


In the Struggle Against US Imperialism

Nicaragua Is a Model of Sovereignty By Ben Norton The United States has militarily intervened in practically every country in Latin America. The CIA has backed dozens of coups d’etat against democratically elected left-wing governments…