Today on the WSWS

New Today -- 8 May 2018

Perspective

Educators struggle in US continues in aftermath of union betrayal in Arizona

The strikes and protests that have erupted so far this year are initial expressions of a powerful, objective social movement that raises basic political questions for all workers.

News & Analysis

US to separate all families charged with illegal border crossing

Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a new initiative to prosecute everyone detained as an illegal border crosser and to separate children from their parents.

Defying the trade unions, Air France workers vote to reject contract

Tensions rise with Trump set to announce decision on Iran nuclear deal

Israeli Knesset debates legal framework for apartheid-style state

Unions isolate striking Pueblo, Colorado teachers

Dozens of classes without teachers at Flint, Michigan, high school

UAW and Ford silent as anger simmers in wake of injury at Flat Rock Assembly

Injured Amazon worker describes high-tech dystopia inside Texas warehouse

Cafeteria workers at the New School threatened with layoffs

Three Chicago Transit Authority workers injured in subway electrical explosion

No solution to Italian government crisis

Danish unions sell-out strike in face of lockout

Argentina: Government responds to peso crisis with panic selling of dollar reserves and interest rate increase

Report underscores Australian rental affordability crisis

May Day 2018 International Online Rally

The struggle against militarism and the far right in Europe

Against imperialism, counterrevolution and war! For a socialist Middle East!

Arts Review

Is The Changeover just Twilight set in New Zealand?

International Youth and Students for Social Equality

Oppose the National Defence University Act! No privatisation of education!

Workers Struggles

Workers Struggles: The Americas