CPUSA: Keep Up the Momentum for Strong Health Care Reform Now
Resolution of the National Committee, CPUSA, adopted November 15, 2009 As the historic fight for health care reform passes to the Senate next week, and then to conference committee before final vote, a continued and expanded push is needed to prevent blockage of this key legislation, to insure a strong public option with no taxation of health benefits, inclusion of immigrants, and to eliminate measures that restrict coverage for women's reproductive rights. Messages to the Senate are needed in favor of health care reform that is affordable, accessible, portable and universal. The outcome of the monumental battle for health care reform will affect every other issue

Communist Party vice chairman speaks at University of Misssouri
Excerpted from the Columbia Missourian COLUMBIA — Jarvis Tyner, executive vice chairman of the Communist Party USA, spoke at MU on Thursday and said the election of President Barack Obama opens the door for the left wing, which he feels has allowed itself to be pushed to the sidelines and overcome with progress-impeding cynicism, to mobilize. "He's only the beginning," Tyner said. "I think he's a tra

Welcome to the NEW People's World online!
We are proud and excited to announce the launching of the new website for the People's World. This accomplishment truly represents the 21st Century Marxist press. Below is a message from the Editor of the People's World. Check out the site, and keep your eye out for the new Communist Party site in coming weeks. Support the People's World

Labor candidate in Cleveland city council race featured on CNN
Labor candidate in Cleveland city council race featured on CNN this morning Embedded video from CNN Video

Michael Moore's 'Capitalism' is labor of love for working America
Reprinted form the People's World. On the year anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, filmmaker and slacker hero Michael Moore gave a gift to working America: an explanation of what happened. In short, capitalism happened. Moore was invited by the California Nurses Association and AFL-CIO to show his newest movie, "Capitalism: A Love Story," and lead a march for single-payer health care at the convention here. He accepted and re-arranged his schedule to do it, delaying the planned Los Angeles premiere to Wednesday. B