Samuel Messidor Citing financial difficulty from low prices in the less-than-truckload business and an inability to pay back massive debt from Federal Covid relief loans and private lenders, Yellow Freight has filed for bankruptcy according […]
Samuel Messidor and Helen Zivar A sixteen-year-old boy, Duvan Robert Thomas Perez, died on July 14th while cleaning heavy equipment at Mar-Jac Poultry Plant in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. This is the third worker death at the […]
Helen Zivar Emails from a state trooper medic released to the Houston Chronicle detailed atrocities committed under order by Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) officers. The trooper sent the email to a sergeant on […]
by Samuel Messidor Ascension nurses in Austin and Wichita went on strike in unison on June 27. This one-day strike was the largest nurse strike in Texas and Kansas to date. Months of contract negotiations […]
by the Editorial Board The Editorial Board is reposting this article from last year for the 4th of July. Behind all the hot dogs, fireworks and a barrage of red white and blue pageantry, the […]
by Samuel Messidor Image source: UAW Local 12 Automotive workers in Holland, Ohio ended their strike against Clarios, a car battery manufacturer, on June 14 after 6 weeks on the picket line. The workers, organized […]
by Walter Orly Texas Governor Greg Abbott, as part of the general trend of reactionization that seeks to concentrate power in the hands of the executive branch, has signed House Bill (HB) 2127, which will […]
by Ana Hernandez Saturday, July 8th dozens of members of fascist organization Patriot Front marched through downtown Austin unopposed. As the 2024 elections approach there are new attempts from fascists to take to city streets […]
by the Editorial Board US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen of the Biden administration announced on May 18th that the US government would run out of money and be unable to pay its bills as soon […]
by A.D. Nachalo From 2021 through part of 2023 the capitalist ruling class in the United States could not stop bemoaning a so-called “worker shortage” when in fact more people were employed than in pre-pandemic […]
