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Does Biden’s lame response to the Supreme Court mark the end of the line for the DSA’s strategic reliance on the Democrats? <strong>Daniel Lazare</strong> argues for a break

This year’s Durham Miners’ Gala, the 136th, featured the great and good of the trade union movement. RMT’s Mick Lynch, rightly, got a huge cheer. But, as <strong>David John Douglass</strong> reports, there was also the promotion of pro-imperialist politics when it comes to Ukraine

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Boris Johnson’s persona is part Psmith, part Flashman and part Tim Nice-But-Dim. <strong>Paul Demarty</strong> traces the rise and fall of the ‘Red Tory’

<strong>Robbie Rix</strong> reports on the <em>Weekly Worker</em> <strong>fighting fund</strong>

<strong>Linda Carr</strong> reports on the <strong>2022 CPGB Summer Offensive</strong>

'War & peace', August 13-20

<strong>James Harvey</strong> looks at the storming of government buildings, the danger from the army and the prospects for winning a real Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka

<strong>Mike Macnair</strong> reviews <strong>Beyond Leviathan: critique of the state</strong> by István Mészáros (edited by John Bellamy Foster, Monthly Review Press, 2022, pp482, £18.76)