Socialist Zohran Mamdani set to win mayor’s office in world’s richest city
Zohran Mamdani’s opponent, disgraced former Governor Andrew Cuomo, has received the political and financial backing of right-wing billionaires
Far right seizes on Rio police massacre, turning deadly raid into “electoral triumph”
Professor Ignacio Cano warns that “the far right is rallying around this operation” ahead of upcoming elections
Far right ties with liberals in Dutch general election
Geert Wilders’ PVV suffered a significant blow in Wednesday’s snap general election, losing a projected 11 seats compared to 2023.
Muslim-American civil rights organizations denounce “Islamophobic” attacks against Imam Siraj Wahhaj
Muslim groups and civil rights leaders denounce right-wing smear campaign after viral photo of Imam Siraj Wahhaj is weaponized by media and politicians
After Black man found hanging from a tree in Mississippi, civil rights leaders question official story
Independent autopsy sought as Reed’s death sparks scrutiny and historic parallels to US legacy of racially-motivated lynchings
Philadelphia public transit “death spiral” is a warning for other underfunded cities across the US
As students and workers struggled to commute amid SEPTA cuts, a sports betting firm paid to move Eagles fans, laying bare Philadelphia’s transit crisis
From “Black September“ to October 7: Anti-Palestinian repression in Germany then and now
In September 1972, a Palestinian commando unit took the Israeli Olympic team hostage in Munich. Then, as now, the German state responded with a wave of aggressive racist repression
Twenty years since Hurricane Katrina: a storm that exposed the system
From tens of thousands left abandoned to a militarized “looting” crackdown, Hurricane Katrina laid bare racial inequities and government neglect
Republican governors send 1,100 National Guard troops to back Trump’s DC takeover
People across the country express opposition to the further militarization to DC law enforcement
DC residents decry Trump’s “war on poor people” amid federal takeover of city’s law enforcement
DC residents stand firm against federal takeover which many label as racially charged
Outrage grows as Confederate monuments return to US capital
Five years following the mass uprisings against police brutality and racism in 2020, Confederate monuments set to be returned to their original locations
“To fight for full liberation, we first need to recognize that we are not free”: Black socialist organizer marks Juneteenth
Peoples Dispatch speaks to Rachel Domond, Black socialist organizer and artist, on the real story of Juneteenth and the tasks for this generation of Black radicals
- Nepal heads to first elections since mass protests
- Ecuadorian-Iranian Cultural Center attacked in Quito
- Israel escalates attacks against Lebanon
- Protests break out across South Asia against Iran war and assassination of Khamenei
- Iran continues waves of strikes against US bases in West Asia and offices of Israeli leaders
