Popular student movement ousts Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
New York (Liberation News): On Aug. 5, 2024, after weeks of political uprising, police violence and repression of student activists, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina of the Awami League party, stepped down after 15 years of rule.
PSL: US government and media lackeys must respect Venezuela’s democracy
Caracas (Liberation News): Before the votes were even counted, the US government and their loyal servants in the corporate media were already pushing the evidence-free assertion that Venezuela’s presidential election results were fraudulent.
Cops kill Black man during RNC in Milwaukee; community erupts in protest
Milwaukee (Liberation News): Samuel Sharpe Jr., age 43, a Black and homeless man was experiencing a mental health crisis in the King Park area of Milwaukee on July 16 when five police officers descended on him, shooting and killing him.
Project 2025 is the right wing’s blueprint to smash our rights
Washington (Liberation News): For people who fight for radical change in society, the very conceivable prospect that a second Trump administration will come to power should not be ignored or minimized.
The US national security state is spying on you through your mail
New York (Liberation News): Between 2015-2023, the US Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) inspected over 312,000 letters and packages, making notes on the sender and recipient of the parcel.
The school is a struggle, the struggle is a school: A preliminary summation of campus encampments
New York (Liberation News): Students at Columbia University, City College of New York, UCLA and so many other schools have set a beautiful example of defiance this past week against one of the most extreme mobilizations of cops in recent memory.
Auto workers and class war: The South stands up
Liberation: Auto workers have unleashed an unprecedented drive to organize the entire auto and battery manufacturing industry -particularly in the South.
El “panafricanista de izquierda” Bassirou Diomaye Faye fue confirmado como nuevo presidente electo de Senegal, ¿Y, ahora qué?
Liberation: El 29 de marzo, el Tribunal Constitucional de Senegal confirmó a Bassirou Diomaye Faye como el próximo presidente electo del país de África occidental, disipando los temores de una crisis constitucional, luego de que el político independiente ganara las elecciones la semana anterior.
Níger declara «ilegal» la presencia militar estadounidense y expulsa a sus tropas
A principios de este mes, Níger, el país más grande de África Occidental, puso fin a su antiguo acuerdo militar con Estados Unidos y declaró “ilegal” la presencia de los 1,000 soldados y contratistas estadounidenses.
What’s really behind the campaign to ban TikTok?
On March 13th, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 7521. This bill, called the “Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act,” but more commonly known as the TikTok ban, was passed just eight days after its introduction in the House. If the bill passes the Senate, President Joe Biden has said he will sign it.
