April 15 is Steal Something from Work Day!

Bosses, landlords, and billionaires steal from us continuously. It's not just wage theft—they've robbed us of the entire world, reducing everything to private property, commodities, or wreckage.

Snatching back what we can is fair play.

https://stealfromwork.crimethinc.com/

"Does your boss work less than you but take home a bigger paycheck? Is someone flying around in a private jet at your expense? If they profit while you struggle to make ends meet, they’re not paying you the full value of your labor.

"So if you need something in the workplace—take it. You earned it!"

In 2026, as underpaid workers burn down warehouses and carry out direct attacks on their employers, Steal Something from Work Day is the moderate option.

For Steal Something from Work Day, we present two narratives from nurses who explain why they are compelled to steal from the corporate healthcare industry in order to care for their patients and other members of their community.

https://crimethinc.com/stealfromwork2026

One of them describes reappropriating medical supplies from the hospital in order to equip people confronting the ICE occupation of the Twin Cities.

Erortzen ari den ordena baten zarata eta amorrua

Trumpen boterea desagertzen den heinean, aldaketarako leihoa irekitzen da

https://crimethinc.com/2026/04/08/erortzen-ari-den-ordena-baten-zarata-eta-amorrua-trumpen-boterea-desagertzen-den-heinean-aldaketarako-leihoa-irekitzen-da

Donald Trumpen erregealdiaren azken fasean, aldaketa sozial sakon baterako aukerak irekiko dira. Hemen, bere administrazioari eragiten dioten zailtasunen izaera aztertzen du CrimethInc. sareak AEBetatik, eta abiapuntu batzuk proposatzen dizkie beste politiko batekin ordezkatu baino zerbait gehiago egin nahi duten pertsonei.

#Euskara

Three years ago today, three anarchists were killed in battle with Russian forces in Ukraine: an American named Cooper Andrews, an Irishman named Finbar Cafferkey, and a Russian named Dmitry Petrov.

Dmitry had been corresponding with us, reporting on the resistance to the Russian invasion. After Dmitry was killed, his comrades revealed that he had been involved in some of the most daring anarchist initiatives in 21st-century Russia.

Here, we offer an overview of his efforts as a snapshot of the past two decades of struggle in the post-Soviet world:

https://crimethinc.com/Petrov

25 years ago, in April 2001, at the high point of the movement against capitalist globalization, anarchists from around North America converged in Québec City to oppose a summit intended to establish a “Free Trade Area of the Americas” (FTAA).

The clashes during the FTAA summit arguably represent the apex of the powerful anti-capitalist movement of the turn of the century, at least in North America.

In this narrative, a participant in the resistance in Québec City recounts the street battles and explains the ambitions of those who fought in them:

https://crimethinc.com/QuebecFTAA

Remember how last September, Trump announced that he would be cracking down on all opposition to fascism, designating it "terrorism"?

https://crimethinc.com/Safeguarding

If you are not personally experiencing repression yet, it is thanks to those—for example, in Los Angeles and Minnesota—who tied the administration down in other fights.

As Trump’s position weakens, he and his supporters will attempt more and more dangerous schemes to maintain their grip on power. They still have enough time to inflict a tremendous amount of suffering, both in the US and overseas. We should prepare for new rounds of repression, new assaults. This fight is not over.

In chess, once you become focused on defense, you have lost the game. To face down the administration, we need proactive strategies. Rather than reacting over and over, we have to choose the time and place of conflicts, tying up the resources and labor cycles that will otherwise be directed at us.