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U.S. appellate judges sought clemency for the Cuban Five
A San Francisco Chronicle article on January 1, 2015 has revealed that former U.S. judges had requested clemency for the…
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The U.S. agenda in Cuba remains counter-revolution
An historic victory for the Cuban people, a new phase in the struggle.
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Stranger than Fiction: The Interview and U.S. Regime-Change Policy Toward North Korea
The sinister race-bending North Korean spy, the robotic North Korean commando, and other post-Cold War Red/Yellow Peril bogeymen have functioned…
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The Erosion of Democracy in South Korea: The Dissolution of the Unified Progressive Party and the Incarceration of Lee Seok-ki
On December 19, 2014, South Korea’s Constitutional Court delivered an unprecedented ruling to dissolve the opposition Unified Progressive Party and…
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No, there is not an epidemic of police officers being killed
Speaking at the funeral of New York City Police Officer Wenjian Lui, FBI Director James Comey said he was shocked…
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Turmoil in Greece as early elections called
Last week, the Greek parliament failed to elect a candidate to fill the ceremonial role of president, triggering early elections…
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What do new sanctions against the DPRK signify?
Who is the aggressor in the conflict between North Korea and Washington?
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U.S. cops kill at 100 times rate of other capitalist countries
What accounts for the horrendous rate of racist police killings in the U.S., far exceeding that in other developed capitalist…
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Cops, families and domestic violence: a media double standard
While domestic violence perpetrated by professional athletes -- particularly men of color -- has been in the media spotlight, such…
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Students, workers lament: Jim Harbaugh and the betrayal of education
2014 ended on a bitter note for students and university faculty across the United States as the University of Michigan…
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Three years after Roboski massacre in Turkey, justice is yet to be served
On Dec. 28, 2014, tens of thousands gathered in Roboski, a tiny village in the Şırnak province of southeast Turkey…
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True, not true: Korea, Sony hack, Pres. Obama, free speech
What we actually now know for sure: President Obama said zero about South Korea's assault on free speech and human…
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‘Today is the day democracy is murdered’: Wave of repression sweeps South Korea
On December 19, the South Korean Constitutional Court delivered a devastating blow against the progressive movement when it disbanded the…
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WikiLeaks: Hériveaux ‘close contact’ of U.S. Embassy in Haiti—final
Three things about Rudy Hériveaux emerge from reviewing U.S. State Department reports about him: 1) he supported the policies of…
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Evans Paul: Archetypal scheming politician nominated as Haitian PM
Over the past 30 years that he has strutted on Haiti’s political stage, politician Evans Paul has become something like…
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The #ThinBlueLine between protest and cop coup
"The mayor’s hands are literally dripping with our blood because of his words and actions"
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Third USAID plot to destroy Cuba exposed
People are outraged by a recently uncovered scandal implicating the U.S. in another ridiculous covert operation to overthrow the Cuban…
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Interview: Revolutionary transformation of Venezuela’s police
Freddy Bernal is a Venezuelan revolutionary who first rose up against the dictatorship of Carlos Andres Pérez, when he led a police…
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‘End’ of Afghanistan occupation a lie
Taking a break from his Christmas vacation in Hawaii, President Obama gave a speech at a Marine base claiming that…
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Militant Journalism
Sacramento stands in opposition to Police Bill of Rights
On Dec. 26, around 50 members of the community gathered in front of the downtown Sacramento headquarters of the Fraternal…
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