Opinion
New Republic2dOpinion
This Climate Activist Has a Plan to Defeat Trumpism. He’s in Prison.
Roger Hallam is serving a five-year sentence for advocating direct action during a videoconference. It hasn’t stopped him.
The Big Issue1d
'It's surreal': Big Issue vendor sees his own portrait at powerful homelessness exhibition
Big Issue vendor Dave Martin saw his portrait up close at the homelessness photography exhibition Outsiders by Marc Davenant.
The Race To Bring The Formula 1 Grand Prix Back To Africa
As F1 confirms the Dutch Grand Prix’s removal after 2026, South Africa and Rwanda are racing to finalize their bids for a ...
Winging It? How Rachel Reeves’ ‘Desperate’ Bid For Growth Could Turn Sour Over Heathrow
The NEC concluded that over the last two decades, there’s been no net growth in air travel for businesses, no growth in jobs ...
How a corner of Scituate helped win WWII and almost became the capital of the world
The UN had plans to build a city that would serve as its headquarters and the world's capital. A World War II Scituate spy base was key.
jacobin3d
The Political Force Behind Zionism
In the aftermath of the Gaza cease-fire, Ilan Pappé’s analysis of the enduring power of the Israel lobby feels more urgent ...
The Canary2d
The repression of the pro-Palestine movement at Birmingham University should be a national scandal
In an exclusive piece, the Canary speaks to the UN over the University of Birmingham’s repression of the pro-Palestine ...
Fathom1d
Trotskyist reverberations: antisemitism, Stalinism, liberalism (Preface to ‘Mapping the New Left Antisemitism: The Fathom Essays’)
This preface begins with a consideration of the common political heritage, in Trotskyism, of the editor and creator of Fathom ...
Locals react to Assembly Bill that aims to place battery project approval at the local level
Locals react to Assembly Bill that aims to place battery project approval at the local level Barron Trump playfully ...
London Evening Standard6d
London Assembly rejects 'drug consumption room' and other Green Party plans
Plans to spend £15.6m on new public toilets, pedestrian crossings, ‘a drug consumption room’, and other projects have been voted down by the London Assembly, after an overwhelming majority of ...