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The world needs cooperation, not cold war
Global cooperation, not a cold war, is necessary for humanity's survival.
Imperialism isn't the solution to capitalism's woes
Is the world experiencing a new, competing imperialist system?
Africa, China, and U.S. imperialism
African nations turn to China for economic development.
Abortion under socialism
Under threat in the U.S., abortion rights are safeguarded in socialist countries.
Struggles of African American youth today
A look at the problems faced by Black young people under U.S. capitalism, and the importance of Black youth in today's struggles for social progress.
Why the ghosts of U.S. fascists still haunt the republic
On January 6, 2021, people throughout the world watched as a mob incited directly by the outgoing president, Donald Trump, stormed the Capitol. This was a classic attempted political coup to keep in power a government rejected in an election. Death and destruction followed as the mob chanted “Hang Mike Pence” (Trump’s outgoing vice president who refused to decertify Biden’s election) and threatened the lives of House speaker Nancy...
Labor is taking on US foreign policy -- and its working
The U.S. labor movement has taken a strong stance for a ceasefire. Here's what led up to it.
Out of the Crisis: Building a new era of justice and peace
Out of the Crisis: Building a new era of justice & peace by Sam Webb, National Chair Communist Party, USA (Based on a speech delivered March 21, 2009, New York City.) Video version of the speech Audio version of the speech PDF version An excerpt for the speech published in the People's Weekly World Introduction Welcome to everyone in Winston Unity Center and to everybody on line. We are living...
Main Report to the January 12-13 meeting of the National Board, CPUSA
'This meeting of our National Board takes place exactly a month before the next meeting of our National Committee. That meeting should take full measure of the present status and prospects of the struggle against the Bush administration's fierce offensive against the working class and people at home and abroad. It should also assess our Party's role in this struggle, including our efforts to enlarge our influence and size.'
New Times, New Opportunities
'The clearest expression of this developing movement pivots around the candidacy of Barack Obama, whose inspirational message and politics have captured the imagination of millions. So much so that many commentators and politicians use the words 'transformational' or 'transforming' to describe his candidacy that is, a candidacy capable of assembling a broad peoples majority to reconfigure the terms and terrain of politics in this country in a fundamental way.'