New Today -- 3 April 2018

Perspective

Teachers' rebellion spreads as tens of thousands strike in Oklahoma and Kentucky

The growing wave of unrest among educators requires not only the attention and support of all workers, but their active participation.

News & Analysis

French general strike challenges Macron's right-wing reforms

The railway workers' strike, which began Monday evening, is the biggest test of strength to date between President Emmanuel Macron and the French working class.

After 15,000 march on capitol, Oklahoma teachers' strike enters second day

Oklahoma teachers call for broadening of strike

Explosive social conditions in Spain behind moves toward police state

Gaza death toll mounts to 18 as US backs Israel's massacre of Palestinians

China imposes tariffs as trade war hots up

Ex-Australian prime minister embraces Pauline Hanson

Claims by Cambridge Analytica whistleblower used for new electoral investigation into Brexit

Palantir Technologies: A "CIA-backed startup"

Immigrant mother seeks sanctuary from deportation in New York City church

Second New York City transit worker killed in a week

Northern California teacher placed on leave after encouraging discussion of school shooting protests

Australia: Victorian police assault disability pensioner

SEP 2018 election campaign

Socialist Equality Party announces California candidates in midterm elections

Public meetings in California: The Socialist Equality Party campaign in the 2018 midterm elections

Organizing Resistance to Internet Censorship

The New York Times takes on the social media "hordes"

Students, faculty and staff at University of Michigan oppose persecution of Julian Assange

Oppose Internet censorship! Defend freedom of speech!

Arts Review

A fresh look at German cinema in the Weimar Republic era (1919-1933)