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Trump’s bill is projected to cut about $1.4 trillion in federal spending over 10 years. The government estimates the work requirements for Medicaid will strip 2.3 million people from the Medicaid rolls in its first year.
Lehman advanced a program of rank-and-file power, internationalism and the abolition of the UAW bureaucracy in stark contrast to the other candidates seeking to place themselves at the head of the corrupt and bloated union apparatus.
The government’s disastrous poll ratings reflect growing opposition to policies that enjoy no support whatsoever among the population.
The courts move swiftly to protect fascist speech while criminalizing opposition to the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
Since the Labour government’s proscription of Palestine Action one year ago, 3,500 people have been arrested under the Terrorism Act (2000) for holding cardboard signs reading, “I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action.”
The £8.4 billion pledged for the next phase of Britain's Dreadnought nuclear armed submarine programme was the first significant funding announcement of Burnham’s premiership, committing him to austerity and war.
Across both the Trump and Biden administrations, official public health policy forced working class and minority Americans to bear the pandemic's highest death toll.
More than 80 public defenders, social workers, paralegals, and support staff walked out on July 24 against the Neighborhood Defender Service, an agency that handles about half of the indigent defense cases throughout Wayne County.
The Communication Workers Union bureaucracy has co-authored this wrecking operation because it accepts EP Group’s drive to make Royal Mail "competitive" and "sustainable" for the company’s billionaire investors.
The widening humanitarian crisis has not stopped the Trump administration from withholding billions of dollars from Venezuelan oil sales—with estimates as high as 96.5 percent of the revenue.
El-Sayed made a point of declaring his opposition to socialism, signaling to the corporate oligarchy that he did not represent a threat to its basic interests.
The former Maine Senate president is being promoted as a working class insurgent, but his 26-year political record is defined by economic nationalism, attacks on immigrant and Canadian workers and corporate subsidies.
In a period marked by unprecedented global shocks, the two leaders of the Australian Council of Trade Unions have served as the linchpin of capitalist stability.
Sam Neill never lost his genuine concern for the plight of workers and the oppressed, contempt for racialist politics and distrust of celebrity.
The reactivation of Avibras, Brazil’s largest arms manufacturer, exposes the alliance between the PT government, the military and the Morenoite union bureaucracy in defense of a nationalist and militarist program.
Australian pseudo-left seeking to head off rebellion against union bureaucracy by Victorian teachers
With various manoeuvres and phoney militant posturing, the pseudo-left groups are trying to keep teachers subordinated to a union leadership that is pushing a sellout.
The “no” vote rate is almost four times higher than the last enterprise agreement vote at WSU in 2022.
Sanitation worker strikes continue across India and tea workers block a highway in Bangladesh. In Australia, nurses reject a union-endorsed sellout and doctors vote to strike for the first time in decades.
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Saturday, August 1, 2026
Medicaid work requirements take effect: No money for healthcare, $1.5 trillion for war
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