USPS rural carrier kidnapped and murdered in North Carolina
Customers on Reynolds’ route described her as kind, caring, hardworking and attentive to the people she served. “It was always a joy to see her,” one resident wrote.
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The Colorado primary and the growing support for socialism
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Australia: Senate committee whitewashes Labor’s assault on NDIS disability support
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The US oligarchy’s crime boss: Trump pocketed $2.2 billion in 2025
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Robert Stevens, Chris Marsden•
Richard Phillips•
Jacob Crosse•
Patrick Martin•
Alex Brown•
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May Day 2022: Finance capital and the deepening crisis of global capitalism
This is the report delivered by Nick Beams to the 2022 International May Day Online Rally held on May 1. Beams is a longstanding leader of the International Committee of the Fourth International and an expert on Marxist economics.
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Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee: The end of the “New Elizabethan Age”
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The Uvalde massacre and the pathological violence of American life
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The US baby formula crisis and capitalism’s indifference to the lives of children
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