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Tariffs, the stock market and the working class
April 7 Since April 2, the U.S. stock market has lost $6.6 trillion in value. The Dow Jones has fallen 3,910 points — the worst loss since the start of the March 2020 COVID-19 pandemic — and the S&P 500 dropped 6%. Losses continued April 7 with the Dow dropping another 349 points. Stock markets…
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New Yorkers say: No to dictatorship of billionaires
Home » Human needs before profits » New Yorkers say: No to dictatorship of billionaires New York City A spirited crowd marched on Billionaires’ Row in New York City April 1 to demand an end to the dictatorship of the billionaire class, for their tyranny in the U.S. and their perpetration of the genocide in…
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Who’s to Blame If the US-North Korea Summit Isn’t Held?
Virtually everyone in the US faults North Korea for threatening to cancel the Trump-Kim summit scheduled for June 12 in Singapore. No one, including the liberal media, bothers to address North Korea’s conditions for a successful summit or the reasons for its warning about a cancellation. Let’s review the matter with some objectivity. First, we…
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Dermot Hudson of the Korean Friendship Association on North Korea’s Motives and Likely Moves in Negotiations
PYONGYANG, DPRK (Analysis) — If there is any country on the list of U.S. adversaries about which almost everyone lacks critical understanding, it is the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK or North Korea). Unlike most countries, the DPRK has managed to stay fairly closed to U.S. interference and intelligence-gathering — whether by embassies and…
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Mood Darkens as US, Japan, North Korea Start Throwing Punches on Way to the Ring
WASHINGTON — As the U.S. summit with North Korea fast approaches, both countries are jostling to preserve their respective interests. The tense signals, subtle shifts in position, and U.S. provocations make clear that the summit won’t be short on tough negotiations. Despite the honeyed words of previous months following U.S. President Donald Trump’s agreement to…
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Tariffs, the stock market and the working class
April 7 Since April 2, the U.S. stock market has lost $6.6 trillion in value. The Dow Jones has fallen 3,910 points — the worst loss since the start of the March 2020 COVID-19 pandemic — and the S&P 500 dropped 6%. Losses continued April 7 with the Dow dropping another 349 points. Stock markets…
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New Yorkers say: No to dictatorship of billionaires
Home » Human needs before profits » New Yorkers say: No to dictatorship of billionaires New York City A spirited crowd marched on Billionaires’ Row in New York City April 1 to demand an end to the dictatorship of the billionaire class, for their tyranny in the U.S. and their perpetration of the genocide in…
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Yemen’s ongoing solidarity with Palestine
By Ansarallah For more than a month, the Israeli enemy has been committing the crime of starvation and preventing food and medicine from reaching the Palestinian people in Gaza. The “israeli” enemy has resumed genocide, dropping American bombs on the Palestinian people in their tents and on the ruins of their destroyed homes. The “israeli”…
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Weaponizing DEI: Inside the Trump-Backed Crackdown on Palestine Solidarity
Under the pretext of dismantling Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs—widely unpopular among American conservatives—the powerful Heritage Foundation has begun to extend its campaign to anti-war activism and leftist causes on university campuses. The Trump administration appears to be enacting this agenda step by step. DEI initiatives have become a fault line in America’s ever-deepening…