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Demonstrations across U.S. mark 10th anniversary of Afghanistan war
Demonstrations, die-ins, marches and occupations took place across the country on Oct. 7 and 8 marking the 10th anniversary of…
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Occupy LA has militant, anti-capitalist start
Over a thousand people gathered in Pershing Square Oct. 1 to kick off Occupy LA, an action in solidarity with…
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What happened to Al Jazeera?
Al Jazeera was initially harshly critical of U.S. foreign policy in the region—especially after the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan and…
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Acerca de la Liberación de la Prisión de René González
René González, uno de los cinco hombres conocidos como los Cinco Cubanos, saldrá hoy de la Prisión Federal en Marianna,…
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On the release from prison of René González
René González, one of the five men known as the Cuban Five, today will walk out of Federal Prison in…
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Afghanistan and the struggle against imperialism
The people of Afghanistan have been living under U.S./NATO occupation. Is the brutality of the last decade really in response…
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Imperialism targets medical workers, health care facilities
U.S. imperialism has a a long and sordid history of obstructing access to health care as a tool of war…
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Lyrical Revolt: Cultural expression of struggle
The ANSWER Coalition (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) and the Party for Socialism and Liberation hosted the…
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Indian government sues Monsanto for biopiracy
The Indian government is suing Monsanto, charging that the biotechnology company is stealing Indian plants in order to genetically modify…
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British environmentalists denied entry to United States
The man voted Britain's most effective environmentalist was barred from entering the United States despite having no criminal record.
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NYPD cop has history of civil rights violations
The NYPD cop who gained national infamy due to his use of pepper spray on Occupy Wall Street protesters has…
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Massive cost estimated for Japan’s nuclear cleanup
The Japanese government has made its first official estimate of the extent of the cleanup operation the country faces six…
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Albuquerque speakout denounces police brutality
Activists who have been demanding an external, objective investigation of the police department noted that two-thirds of the victims shot…
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Deadly words: Fighting the scourge of anti-LGBT bullying
The untimely death of 14-year-old Jamey Rodemeyer shows that the roots of homophobia continue to spread in a dangerous place:…
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NY Police suppress mass march of thousands from Wall Street to Brooklyn
In a premeditated plan to suppress a peaceful protest, the New York City Police trapped and arrested more than 700…
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Anti-immigrant laws trample children’s needs
Children whose parents are undocumented have a higher risk of doing poorly in school and face economic challenges later in…
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“American Dream” a nightmare for millions
The "American Dream" is nothing but a fantasy. The official numbers show poverty in 2010 was at the highest level…
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Amazon labor practices exposed
The Seattle-based company Amazon has been exposed for unsafe working conditions at a shipping plant in Lehigh Valley, Pa.
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Victory for Tacoma teachers
In a resounding victory, 99 percent of Tacoma, Wash., teachers voted on Sept. 22 to end a 10-day strike.
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Se necesita socialismo para solucionar el desempleo
Todos los planes propuestos por Obama y los politiqueros apenas haría una insignificante diferencia en el desempleo y sus efectos…
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