 Dear reader, Here are the latest articles published today on the World Socialist Web Site. Sixteen workers were incinerated in a US weapons plant—the largest mass death in an industrial disaster since the 2010 Upper Big Branch mine explosion—and the news networks and other corporate media simply moved on. The move is aimed at ensuring the loyalty of soldiers ordered into action against the American population. The decision to not dismiss the judge for bias underscores yet again that, within the Ukrainian court system, everything is stacked against Bogdan. With plans advanced for the transformation of Gaza into a US protectorate and amid scenes of desperate Palestinians returning to homes in ruins, platform speakers doubled down on their politically bankrupt appeals to the Starmer government to finally end its collusion with Israel. New charges have been brought by the administration against pro-Palestinian protesters. The resignation of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu after only 27 days in office and his reappointment Friday evening is not simply another government crisis, such as France has repeatedly experienced over the past three decades. It is a crisis of capitalist rule. In response to a Chinese decision to tighten controls on rare earth exports, Trump has made some of his most bellicose statements in the tariff war. Dr. Halladay is a leading researcher into the causes of autism and an advocate for a science-based approach to this neurodevelopmental disorder. The judges declared that charges potentially carrying indefinite terms of imprisonment could be laid against anyone who joined a planned anti-genocide march to the Sydney Opera House. Secret notes taken during a Five Eyes meeting in May 2024 make clear that the US and its allies are moving with urgency to coordinate their militaries for an all-out war against China. Boluarte left office with a 93 percent disapproval rating, with 0 percent approval among young people and in southern Peru, known as "deep Peru." President Dissanayake's November 7 budget speech to the parliament will include new IMF directives. This is the latest attack by the Trump administration on higher education in an American version of the Nazi policy of Gleichschaltung, that is, the synchronization of culture, education and more into the arms of the state as a propaganda tool. The works of Millet and the Barbizon School endure not only as historical documents but as visionary meditations on humanity, nature, and the role of the artist in imagining a more just society. The IG Metall bargaining committee intends to approve the wage contract it negotiated for 60,000 employees in metal and steel companies in northern and western Germany. In doing so, the union wants to create the conditions for another wave of job cuts. The "Trump of the Czech Republic" exploited widespread rejection of the anti-social militarist policies of the outgoing government and the lack of any political alternative. Kehoe's SNAP order serves as a cost-cutting measure for the state that stigmatizes the poor and funnels federal dollars toward "Missouri-grown" agribusiness, extending his broader drive against democratic and social rights. California's SB 79 strengthens corporate control over housing while deepening inequality Rail crash linked to UK privatization; South Africa invades Angola; US-backed forces take Pyongyang, North Korea; Syrian rebels advance in Damascus. About the WSWS The World Socialist Web Site is published by the International Committee of the Fourth International, the world Trotskyist movement, and its affiliated sections in the Socialist Equality Parties around the world. Find out more about joining the Socialist Equality Party.
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