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US president Donald Trump’s latest Muslim ban has suffered a sharp legal reverse

Attacks on workers could be trouble for Trump—if the movement stays strong enough, says Alistair Farrow

Activists tell Socialist Worker how International Women’s Day became a focus for the movement in the US with massive numbers of women taking to the streets

US president Donald Trump has accused former president Barack Obama of bugging his home in the penthouse of Trump Tower during the presidential election campaign

Donald Trump’s assault on migrants stepped up a gear last week with intensified round-ups and evidence of forced labour for people awaiting deportation.

As Donald Trump careens from one crisis to another, one thing buttressing his presidency has been the surging stock market. Investors have been pushing up share prices since he was elected last November.

In the first ten weeks of 2017, more than 400,000 people across Britain have joined demonstrations against US president Donald Trump, racism and attacks on the health service.

UKIP unsure exactly how racist to beA row erupted among Britain’s premier bigots after their defeat in the Stoke by election last month. Former leader Nigel Farage wanted current leader Paul Nuttall to boot out sole MP Douglas Carswell before he rejoins the Tories. Also, having been so anti-establishment for so long, Nigel was upset...

The rise of Donald Trump is symbolic of a growing confidence on the populist right. With elections approaching in Europe and Theresa May heading into the Brexit negotiations with the aim of restricting migration, Michael Bradley lays out a plan for the kind of anti-racist movement we need.

Union leaders are wrong to back Trump and should join the fight against him, writes Alistair Farrow

If you’re on the left it can feel like there isn’t much to be cheerful about. But it isn’t true that everything is going one way.

Thousands of people have taken to the streets today, Monday, in the latest day of protests against US president Donald Trump.