infrastructure
Baltimore bridge collapse: how exploitation caved in on itself and led to worker deaths
As the Coast Guard ends its search for six missing construction workers, the US laments over preventable deaths
“Plantation politics” to blame for Jackson, Mississippi water crisis
Jackson, Mississippi’s water system has had chronic issues for years now. A racist statewide government is largely to blame
Despite electricity cuts, Venezuela remains calm
On Saturday March 30, following the third massive electricity cut, thousands mobilized in Caracas in support of the government and against imperialism
- Hundreds march outside ICE facility where Mahmoud Khalil remains in custody
- Outrage in UK over police guidelines on monitoring women after pregnancy loss
- Thousands worldwide sign onto “Anti-genocide pledge” in solidarity with Palestine
- Indian workers demand withdrawal of pro-corporate labor codes, prepare for a national strike on July 9
- United Farm Workers union protests ICE arrests of farm laborers involved in union drive
