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The revelation of the Trump administration's plot to attack Yemen gives a glimpse of how America's wars of aggression are prepared, packaged, launched, and fraudulently justified.
The case has been brought by Cornell University student Momodou Taal and two co-defendants. Taal is being targeted for deportation by the Trump administration in retaliation for filing the suit.
On Tuesday, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing Chung from being abducted by ICE.
Staff reductions and other cuts at the Social Security Administration—driven by Musk and Trump's Department of Government Efficiency—have resulted in chaos for retirees and the disabled, who depend on monthly benefits checks from the government agency.
Unless stopped by the working class, this will lead to tens of thousands of job cuts, more facility closures and the end of USPS as a public service.
We call on workers to join and build the SEP as the necessary revolutionary leadership for the immense struggles ahead.
In the run up to the announcement of "reciprocal tariffs" against countries, Trump has said action is impending on particular commodities, including cars, semi-conductors, lumber and pharmaceuticals.
China slammed the Hong Kong-based firm for portraying the agreement as "purely commercial in nature" and condemned the pact as "a tool to enforce US hegemony".
Recently, there have been increasing reports that various German industrial companies want to start producing military goods.
At the same time as the German ruling class prepares its third bid for world power with war credits of at least €1 trillion, big business has declared war on the working class.
Starmer's moral crusade is a smokescreen to impose cuts designed to get up to 1.2 million disabled people off disability benefits and cause untold misery to hundreds of thousands of people in Britain.
Throughout its year in government with PSOE, Sumar has specialised in striking a few rhetorical poses of dissent while loyally endorsing all key government policies when it counts.
Once the looming election is out of the way, the next government, whether headed by Labor or the Liberal-National Coalition, will soon announce the necessity to cut social programs to boost military spending.
Through its employment of Bhattacharya within its medical school, Stanford played a key role in legitimizing an anti-science public health policy, which has claimed countless lives.
The message of the movie appears not to go beyond the platitudes of MeToo: that "women" although, inevitably the victim, are also "strong," while men invariably tend to be bad.
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