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A major report last month by the American Immigration Council detailed the human and economic costs of implementing the largest police removal operation in history.weiterlesen
More than half of nearly 10,000 nurses working at hospitals operated by Corewell Health in the Detroit area voted on November 15 to be represented by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.weiterlesen
The Democrats’ overriding concern is not Trump’s authoritarian designs but safeguarding the continuity of the Biden administration’s central imperialist objective: the war against Russia in Ukraine.weiterlesen
Defying mass popular opposition to a military escalation threatening total war with Russia, London and Paris are planning large-scale troop deployments in Ukraine.weiterlesen
Bhattacharya, widely tipped to be chosen by Donald Trump as the next director of the National Institutes of Health, has attacked the WSWS for exposing his anti-public-health views.weiterlesen
While workers are seeking to defend their jobs and conditions, the struggle is being consciously undermined by the rail unions.weiterlesen
Under Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, a former military coup leader, Fiji is aligning with Washington as it militarises the Indo-Pacific region in preparation for war against China.weiterlesen
Protests erupted November 21 in Ecuador against the lack of response by President Daniel Noboa to repeated electricity blackouts, while Akwel auto parts workers in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico are on an indefinite strike against the victimization of 11 workers.weiterlesen
Financial vulnerabilities have not gone away, as risks remain elevated, and they are being added to by the increasing institutional embrace of crypto currencies.weiterlesen
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