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On “Confronting Capitalism”: Does the current trade war signal the end of neoliberalism? Vivek Chibber of Catalyst: A Journal of Theory and Strategy argues no, so long as we remain in an era of unchallenged employer dominance. apple.co/4jaqpa5

Palestinian communism dates back to the 1920s under British colonial rule. At its peak, the country's left-wing movement was one of the strongest in the Arab world. “Red Star Over Palestine,” Jacobin's latest podcast series, explores that history.

For “Jacobin Radio,” Juan Cole untangles Donald Trump’s dramatic pivot in the Middle East: sidelining Israel, cozying up to Gulf monarchies, and cutting billion-dollar deals. Is this strategic realignment, opportunism, or just more chaos? apple.co/4144tYx

“Always at War,” a new show from Quincy Institute, examines why the US is always buying more weapons and bombing people. Hosts gal debored and Alex JER-dun join Doug Henwood on “Behind the News” to discuss. apple.co/4kpCn0o

Two young Americans, Charles Horman and Frank Teruggi, went to Chile to see the radical socialist experiment of Salvador Allende’s government. Then, after the 1973 coup, they were detained and executed. John Dinges reopens the case for “Jacobin Radio.” apple.co/4mA9aSf

In the latest “Confronting Capitalism” from Catalyst: A Journal of Theory and Strategy, Vivek and Melissa examine the imperial origins of the Cold War — how the US promoted a great power rivalry to spread capitalism across the globe. apple.co/4jwCjes

On the latest “Behind the News,” Laleh Khalili 🇵🇸 analyzes the long-standing relationship between the US military and the private tech industry. Also on the podcast, Kyle Chan evaluates China’s rise and economic dominance. apple.co/44dvYA0

For “Jacobin Radio,” David Ost unpacks how Karol Nawrocki, a far-right, hardline nationalist, narrowly defeated Warsaw’s liberal mayor Rafał Trzaskowski in the recent Polish election. It’s a lesson for center-left democrats everywhere. apple.co/3HYGAKs

The final episode of our special series “Red Star Over Palestine” examines how the Left responded to the framework of the Oslo Accords, the rise of Hamas, and the situation today. apple.co/3SQK1VY

The Left often invokes the media’s power of persuasion to explain why many don’t revolt against capitalism. But what if the system remains stable by “the dull compulsions” of economic life? Find the new “Confronting Capitalism” on Jacobin Radio. apple.co/3ZHdeq7

Focus on the rivalry between Fatah and Hamas has overshadowed a strong tradition of left-wing politics in Palestine. A Jacobin Radio podcast series explores the impact of left-wing ideas on Palestinian politics and culture since the 1920s: jacobin.com/2025/06/palest…

.NYC-DSA 🌹 spent years building an electoral juggernaut that has now made history. Its co-chairs, Gustavo Gordillo and Grace Mausser, went on The Dig to discuss their organizing and how Zohran Mamdani won the Democratic mayoral primary. pnc.st/s/jacobin/268c…

Sohrab Ahmari, US editor of UnHerd, provides perspectives on the current state of the conflict between Iran, Israel, and the US. Leigh Claire La Berge, author of "Fake Work," recounts her journey into the ludicrous side of financialized capitalism. pnc.st/s/jacobin/7f49…

Much of Trump’s popular appeal was wrapped up in his anti-establishment and anti-war posture on the campaign trail. But in only a few months, Trump’s populist mask has slipped completely and revealed him to be just another neoconservative Republican. pod.link/791564318/epis…

Alan Minsky of Progressive Democrats of America, argues that Mamdani’s win is a vindication of Bernie-era politics, the best way to fight the far right, and a challenge to the Democratic Party establishment to open its doors to America's vibrant left. pnc.st/s/jacobin/1269…

Private equity has taken hold of nearly everything in the US, from hospitals and newspapers to municipal water systems. Megan Greenwell, whose new book examines how the industry has devastated ordinary workers, joins “Behind the News” to discuss. pnc.st/s/jacobin/e94f…

In 2015, Greek voters said “no” to the EU’s brutal austerity regime. But the left-wing party in power, Syriza, ignored their mandate and surrendered. Yanis Varoufakis joins “Long Reads” for the tenth anniversary of the bailout referendum. pnc.st/s/jacobin/f0fc…

To celebrate the 236th anniversary of Bastille Day, you can get or give a Jacobin subscription for just 7.89 today only! 📖 Here: jacobin.com/subscribe/?cod…

For “Behind the News,” author Juliet Schor makes the case for a four-day workweek. Plus: KatherineMoos and Noé Martin Wiener discuss the issue of overwork among teachers. pnc.st/s/jacobin/709b…

On today’s episode of “Confronting Capitalism,” Vivek looks back at how the US pursued regime change in Iraq — and why that disastrous invasion may wind up being the playbook again in Iran. pnc.st/s/jacobin/abea…