Mark Gruenberg

Award-winning journalist Mark Gruenberg is head of the Washington, D.C., bureau of People's World. He is also the editor of the union news service Press Associates Inc. (PAI). Known for his reporting skills, sharp wit, and voluminous knowledge of history, Mark is a compassionate interviewer but tough when going after big corporations and their billionaire owners.

LATEST ARTICLES BY Mark Gruenberg

Labor

CPUSA Labor Commission makes proposals for 2024 election work
August 15, 2023 By Mark Gruenberg
“What you win on the picket line, you can lose at the ballot box.”
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En español

Juez a Trump: Serás juzgado en la corte, no en internet
August 14, 2023 By Mark Gruenberg

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Labor

Communists map fight against capitalists as big business tightens screws on workers
August 14, 2023 By Mark Gruenberg
Party members and activists in the labor movement hold a spirited meeting in Chicago challenging the MAGA fascists trying to take over the country.
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Politics

Judge to Trump: You will be tried in court, not on the internet
August 14, 2023 By Mark Gruenberg
No-nonsense judge lays down the law to Trump after he intimidates witnesses and potential jurors.
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Labor

DeJoy’s steps for more postal cuts draw flak
August 11, 2023 By Mark Gruenberg
Bipartisan opposition voiced to more plans for cuts by Trump-appointed Postmaster.
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En español

Codicia corporativa: el jefe de fondos de cobertura ganó $ 253 millones el año pasado
August 10, 2023 By Mark Gruenberg
¿Qué puede hacer un jefe corporativo con un cuarto de billón de dólares?
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Labor

Corporate greed on steroids: Hedge fund chief earned $253M last year
August 10, 2023 By Mark Gruenberg
The minimum wage earned by many millions is $7.50 per hour while Steve Schwarzman, CEO of Blackstone Holdings, pocketed a quarter billion dollars in salary.
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En español

Votantes de Ohio rechazan medida que limita derechos
August 9, 2023 By Mark Gruenberg
Con el 99 % de los distritos electorales informados, la medida, Número 1, perdió por dos dígitos, 43 % - 57 %, por casi 428 000 votos de los 3,33 millones emitidos.
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