Henri SulkuMay 29, 2026
Who’s torching the driverless taxis? How many AI features can people swallow before Google gets socialized? And why is kicking ICE out of neighborhoods a union issue? In this Turning Point conversation, we explore the new horizons of labor struggles with Sarah Jaffe.
Editorial BoardMay 28, 2026
“We take from the hungry to give to the starving,” the World Food Programme warns.
Editorial BoardMay 27, 2026
Internal intelligence reports reveal a quiet shift in the US surveillance apparatus toward growing protests against data centers and AI technologies.
Editorial BoardMay 20, 2026
The Caribbean country more than tripled its renewable energy share from 3% to 10% within a year—all while navigating a crippling US-led trade embargo.
Editorial BoardMay 14, 2026
Hospitals limit services and schools shutter as energy embargo drives Cuba toward its worst humanitarian crisis in decades.
Emiliano Terán MantovaniFebruary 20, 2026
The people want and need an end to the persecution under the current political regime. Above all, the end of this repression would allow social and political forces in Venezuela to reorganize so that an alternative to the US-led projects can be strengthened.
Editorial BoardFebruary 5, 2026
In a world where geopolitics is often discussed in the abstract language of “spheres of influence” and “market stability,” we are choosing to ground our coverage in the visceral reality of those living through the cracks.
Murray BookchinJuly 16, 2025
Visual composition: Turning Point. Original photo: Public Domain (Murray Bookchin, photographer unknown) Link copied! The following text is a transcript of the speech the American […]
Hannah Lillith AssadiJune 30, 2025
Columbia, in and of itself, wasn’t ever my home. After all, home only persists in people. Those students, the ones arrested, the ones Khalil praised, and Khalil himself—they are my Columbia.
Patrick Hilsman & Henri SulkuDecember 20, 2024
Elon Musk’s America PAC has been sued for criminal campaign tactics and labor violations, as the world’s richest man threw in more than $250 million to get Donald Trump in the Oval Office. An inside view at this voting drive reveals a world of chaos and questionable practices.
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