Today on the WSWS

New Today -- 10 October 2018

Perspective

The far-right threat in Brazil and the role of the Workers Party

The stunning 46 percent vote for the fascistic former army captain Bolsonaro is the end product of decades of betrayals by the Workers Party and its pseudo-left accomplices and apologists.

News & Analysis

UN report warns of catastrophic consequences of climate change within 20 years

The increasingly dire warnings from scientists about the impact of human-caused global warming stand in stark contrast with the tepid and complacent response of world governments.

Pompeo visit heightens US-China rift

Workers and retirees rally against French government's austerity policies

Striking workers rally at Westin Book Cadillac Hotel in Detroit

UPS workers speak out against Teamsters' defiance of their vote

#MeToo-style allegations used to oust popular University of Michigan professor

Limo in crash that killed 20 owned by FBI terror "sting" operative

Turkish government steps up attack on jailed airport construction workers

Italy: Arrest of Riace mayor sparks protests

Trial of "Stansted 15" anti-deportation protesters begins in UK

Australian encryption bill becomes a global test case for surveillance

History of the Fourth International

Watch: David North Interviewed on Channel Eye TV, Sri Lanka

Arts Review

Bradley Cooper's A Star Is Born: It's true, the artist must have "something to say"

Commentary

The disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and the hypocrisy of the New York Times

Canada: The unions' suppression of the 1995-97 anti-Harris movement: Political lessons for today