Home » Health Care » Home care workers demand end to 24-hour shifts in New York New York City home health care protest, May 1, 2025. WWphoto: Brenda Ryan The No More 24 Campaign held a rally in front of City Hall on May 1, May Day, to demand passage of a New York City…
Home » Global » Europe » General strike in Greece: Wages and safety Thessaloniki, Greece Two years ago there was a catastrophic accident on the railroad line that links Athens, the largest city in Greece, and Thessaloniki, the second-largest city in Greece. A freight train, carrying a large amount of an unknown but highly volatile…
In order to beat GOP incumbents David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler in the Georgia Senate elections, Democrats had to spend big, raising hundreds of millions of dollars in the process. The two Georgia Senate elections — called today for the Democrats — were easily the most costly in history, amounting to nearly $830 million in…
A detailed scoreboard on candidates for the Senate and House of Representatives shows that 28 pro-Israel PACs and numerous pro-Israel individuals have given candidates millions of dollars in campaign contributions. The scoreboard presents 29 bills and resolutions that were introduced on behalf of Israel. 20 passed into law or on-record statement, many by unanimous consent. The legislation has accrued…
PARIS – Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was arrested Tuesday and indicted last night on charges related to the illegal funding of his successful 2007 campaign for president. The investigation, which began nearly five years ago, has focused on illegal campaign contributions Sarkozy’s campaign received from Muammar Gaddafi, the former leader of Libya, who was brutally…
Home » Health Care » Home care workers demand end to 24-hour shifts in New York New York City home health care protest, May 1, 2025. WWphoto: Brenda Ryan The No More 24 Campaign held a rally in front of City Hall on May 1, May Day, to demand passage of a New York City…
Home » Global » Europe » General strike in Greece: Wages and safety Thessaloniki, Greece Two years ago there was a catastrophic accident on the railroad line that links Athens, the largest city in Greece, and Thessaloniki, the second-largest city in Greece. A freight train, carrying a large amount of an unknown but highly volatile…
Vietnamese fighter takes U.S. bomber pilot captive, 1965. By John Catalinotto, managing editor, Workers World newspaper Adapted from the author’s presentation at a May 4 webinar organized by the International Manifesto Group, “50 years since the liberation of Saigon: How Vietnam defeated the US empire.” A video of all the speakers is available, see end…
