Read our Monthly Magazine More than 30 women and girls have died violently at the hands of men in Northern Ireland since 2020. There were no “protests” for Natalie McNally, Sarah Montgomery, or Ellie ...
Read our Monthly Magazine Upon taking office in 2025, US President Donald Trump set out to dismantle America’s counter-disinformation capabilities, claiming that trying to mitigate disinformation is a...
A ndy Burnham’s path to selection as Labour’s candidate in Makerfield has, at times, appeared to defy gravity. Despite facing opposition from both the prime minister and a hostile party bureaucracy, h...
W e are surprised by today’s judgment, after a panel of senior judges on the High Court, including the President of the King’s Bench Division, decisively ruled that the Government acted unlawfully in ...
Green Party leader Zack Polanski and former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn are among nearly 24,000 signatories of an open letter urging the UK government to investigate British citizens who served in the Israeli military. The letter calls for disclosure requirements, enhanced port screening, and independent war crimes investigations.
The Daily Mail ran a front page questioning whether university is a 'waste of money,' citing a report from the right-wing Policy Exchange think tank. Left Foot Forward examines how the Mail selectively uses such studies to push its anti-university agenda while downplaying the political affiliations and funding sources of its authors.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski has accused the Telegraph of fabricating quotes after it claimed he said 'food is too cheap.' In reality, Polanski argued that vegetables sold for pennies in supermarkets indicate exploitation of farmers and workers in the food supply chain, not that prices should rise.
The European Union is struggling to formulate a coherent response to China's growing dominance in electric vehicles, batteries, and advanced manufacturing. Brussels has proposed industrial initiatives and potential tariffs, but achieving genuine technological sovereignty remains difficult given Europe's deep dependence on Chinese supply chains.
Graduate workers at the University of Pennsylvania won their union contract by mobilizing over two thousand members through petitions, pickets, and strike pledges. They overcame administration resistance and secured protections against discrimination and harassment that the university had initially refused to include.
Pokémon Go's AR scan feature, which logged over 30 billion player-submitted location videos, was used by developer Niantic to train spatial AI models. Niantic's spatial division was later spun off and partnered with military contractor Vantor, which secured a $217m US Army contract for drone navigation in GPS-denied environments.
Aparna Raj, a Democratic Socialists of America candidate running for DC Council, traces her activism to the 2016 election and her personal housing struggles with a neglectful landlord. She joined DSA's tenant organizing campaign Stomp Out Slumlords, leading rent strikes and anti-eviction efforts in predominantly Black working-class wards.