Front page from May 1, 2008

With the wholesale renovation of our Web site, Socialist Worker is entering a new era.

The world's dominant power is waging a largely unreported war on another continent--Latin America.

Olympic officials are trying to make sure that athletes are seen, but not heard, in Beijing.

On the surface, the SEIU's conflict with the California Nurses Association is about an Ohio union drive, but the issues involved run deeper.

Dockworkers voted to shut down West Coast ports on May 1 to protest the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Labor activist Jerry Tucker talks to Socialist Worker about the state of organized labor three years after the split in the AFL-CIO.

The U.S. political system creates an institutional arrangement whereby only two parties are presented as legitimate options.

Without a critique of the war, the film Stop-Loss concludes with a supportive tone in the guise of duty to one's brothers in arms.

Members from over 20 chapters of the Campus Antiwar Network gathered in April for an East Coast conference.

Teachers were among the groups of people who marched twice in San Diego to protest Arnold Schwarzenegger's budget cuts.