By John Pickard Notwithstanding the comic machismo of US War Secretary, Pete Hegseth, and leaving aside the impossibility of taking seriously anything Donald Trump says,
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By Andy Walker Alison Phillips, who oversaw ThinkLabour’s rebrand from the disgraced Labour Together, is Andy Burnham’s new deputy chief of staff – the latest
By Andy Ford In July 1946, eighty years ago, the first shots were fired in the Chinese Civil War on the North China plains. The
Republished from Facebook In addition to pointing out how this by-election is really not about Clacton and all about Farage. We need to also keep
We republish here a long post taken from a private Facebook group for trans people and their supporters, and used with permission but anonymously. It
By John Pickard The drift in governance in the main countries of capitalism – notably Europe and the USA – is moving slowly but inexorably
By Michael Roberts Why is Europe falling behind in investment and growth compared with the US, let alone China and India? In a new report, Labour
By Umar Shahid The morning of July 20 brought disturbing scenes from Jantar Mantar Delhi, where tens of thousands of students, parents, retired professors, and
By John O’Brien and Glenda O’Brien, Carlisle Why are so many people dying? More than 2,700 people are estimated to have died from heat-related causes
By Richard Mellor in California Not every political analyst in the United States is a Trump apologist or another corporate media personality, building a career
