The GOP drive to repeal Obamacare and replace it with their scheme would push the health care system out of the frying pan and into the fire.

After almost five months of mass protests, the corrupt and repressive Park Guen-hye has been driven from South Korea's presidency.

Trump's outbursts about being wiretapped and the like are shocking and stupid, but they're in keeping with the right wing's message for years.

The continuing controversy over the Putin-Trump relationship points towards a deeper debate over the decline of U.S. imperial power.

Trump's appointment of Scott Pruitt to head the EPA is another step in the energy giant's scorched-earth war on a warming planet.

Trump's election was followed by a wave of anti-Semitic attacks. So why the warm regard for him among pro-Israel figures?

Trump's reversal of the right of transgender students to use the bathroom corresponding to their identity will have a deadly impact.

The disruption of a lecture by right-winger Charles Murray at Middlebury College has led to a firestorm of criticism and debate.

ISO members in Portland, Maine, respond to a campaign of slander about an International Women's Day meeting they hosted.

On this International Women's Day, and on every other day, we must remember that none of us are free until we all are free.

The celebration of International Women's Day this year will bring protests, forums and strikes--a tribute to the relevance of this socialist holiday.

Women need the right to abortion if we are to achieve equality, so our movement can't be "inclusive" of opposition to choice.

The call for an International Women's Strike shows the potential for organizing a common front against reactionary policies.

Mexican teachers are waging a fight against the government's for privatization drive--and asking for solidarity from fellow workers.

The ISO stands with the Aporrea.org website against recent attempts to silence a critical voice of the Latin American left.

Mexico's government is trying to counter Trump by stealing a page from his nationalist playbook with its "Vibra Mexico" campaign.

Controversy erupted after a recent decision by an SJP chapter in North Carolina to take back an invitation to a left journalist.

This first installment in a series on the Russian Revolution explains the events and factors leading up to the 1917 uprising.

The barbarism of war and the tyranny of Tsarist rule inspired the Russian working class to rebellion in February 1917.

In the space of less than a week in 1917, workers in Russia overturned the old order and set the stage for a year of revolution.

A Marxist defense of freedom of speech will look different from a liberal one, with its primary concerns about "respectful debate."