Filed: Eastern Europe  Greece  Ireland  South Africa Until We Fall: Long Distance Life on the leftBy Helena Sheehan$28/360 pages/978-1-68590-027-4 Reviewed by John Green for Morning Star FOLLOWING on from her riveting first autobiographical volume Navigating the Zeitgeist, which captured 1950s cold-war America, the 1960s new left, and 1970s social movements, Helena Sheehan now gives us a follow-up of her extraordinary life. Until…

‘Monthly Review’ and the Environment by John Bellamy Foster and Batuhan Sarican (Nov 01, 2023) Topics: Ecology  Marxism  Marxist Ecology  Philosophy Places: Global Trail in Hoh rainforest (according to Flickr album), Olympic National Park, Washington, U.S. By Olympic National Park – rainforest_trail_NPS_Photo, Public Domain, Link. John Bellamy Foster is editor of Monthly Review and professor emeritus of sociology at the University of Oregon. Batuhan Sarican is editorial director of Gastro Eko, a news…

Horrifying WHO report of a visit to al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza: “…inside the hospital, which they described as a “death zone” and the situation as “desperate.” Signs of shelling and gunfire were evident. The team saw a mass grave at the entrance of the hospital and was told more than 80 people were buried there.…

BY SAUL LANDAU COUNTRPUNCH Saul Landau received this report from a janitor at The Heritage Foundation: “I’m absolutely positive history will be kind to this president, who made the right decisions in a difficult time for this nation.” -Karl Rove, 5/7/08 George W. Bush received warnings before 9/11 from foreign intelligence sources and his hyperactive national…

“The cricket played by the Indian team in CWC2023 has been the best among the cricket World Cups that India has hosted, thanks to the soaring performance of its players and the memories they have created. It has also been the most small-hearted and petty of the World Cups that India has hosted.” SHARDA UGRA…