Donald Trump
What’s behind the US attack on Syria?
11 April 2017Donald Trump ordered an airstrike on a Syrian airbase last week and already the establishment is praising the president's "leadership" writes Alex Callinicos
Western powers cynically use massacre in Syria to further their own interests
04 April 2017The world’s imperialist powers are arguing about how to turn a massacre in Syria with poison gas to their advantage—and make the lot of Syrians even worse.
Donald Trump gets beaten on Obamacare as activists get set for new struggles
28 March 2017Donald Trump has been defeated on one of his core election pledges to repeal Obamacare, and now activists are getting ready for further resistance
Workers come last in the first of US president Donald Trump's budgets
21 March 2017Attacks on workers could be trouble for Trump—if the movement stays strong enough, says Alistair Farrow
Trump suffers setback over second Muslim ban
21 March 2017US president Donald Trump’s latest Muslim ban has suffered a sharp legal reverse
Anti-sexist action fuels the fight back against Trump
14 March 2017Activists 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
Shape the revolts to give the Tories a kicking
07 March 2017In 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.
Trump, Obama and Watergate—how struggle from below can force crisis at the top
07 March 2017US president Donald Trump has accused former president Barack Obama of bugging his home in the penthouse of Trump Tower during the presidential election campaign
‘US migrants are scared to go out’ as Trump's assault steps up
07 March 2017Donald Trump’s assault on migrants stepped up a gear last week with intensified round-ups and evidence of forced labour for people awaiting deportation.
Cheap credit helps keep Trump afloat
07 March 2017As 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.
‘Centre ground’ offers no way to beat right
28 February 2017If 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.
Racist raids rise as US movement faces tests
28 February 2017Union leaders are wrong to back Trump and should join the fight against him, writes Alistair Farrow
Don't lump together Brexit and Trump
21 February 2017There’s no shortage of things to be angry about at the moment—especially when it comes to racism and attacks on Muslims and migrants.
Protests across Britain as MPs debate Donald Trump state visit
21 February 2017Thousands of people have taken to the streets today, Monday, in the latest day of protests against US president Donald Trump.
The streets belong to the rising anti-Trump movement
21 February 2017The movement against the racist, sexist bigot Donald Trump returned to the streets this Monday.
Has the ‘deep state’ turned on Donald Trump?
21 February 2017ONE STRIKING feature of contemporary politics is the development of intense conflicts within the ruling class, with each side denouncing the other as liars.
Make Saturday 18 March a day of revolt against racism
21 February 2017The protests against US president Donald Trump and his state visit have been magnificent, but the government is still determined that he will come.
Thousands take action across the US as problems mount for Donald Trump
19 February 2017US president Donald Trump is facing serious problems. He has not yet been able to fill key positions and the protests against him are deepening.
Campaigners vow to build the fight against Trump at forum in London
18 February 2017A united call to organise against the racist, sexist bigot Donald Trump went out from a national conference in London today, Saturday.
When we wrecked rulers’ state visits
17 February 2017Before Trump, there was Bush. When Tony Blair rolled out the red carpet for his hated mate in the White House, mass protests ruined their royal tea party
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- Shocking cuts at LSBU and Aston universities have to be resisted
- Greensill—corruption at the heart of the system
- Scottish election campaign shows key battles are in the streets
- Housing campaigners demand action on empty homes
- US says it will leave Afghanistan—a bitter defeat for warmongers
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