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Florida seeks to slash program for people with HIV/AIDS
The state of Florida is pushing people off a list to receive drugs for HIV/AIDS.
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Black workers hardest hit by unemployment
Although the official unemployment rate for the country is now at 9 percent, the official unemployment rate nationally for African…
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Yemeni people reject U.S.-backed deal to end crisis
The Yemeni regime fired on unarmed protesters May 12, as a U.S.-backed deal to end the crisis fell through.
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Indiana’s HB 1210 targets Planned Parenthood
The Indiana State Legislature recently passed bill HB 1210, which would prevent organizations within the state that perform abortions from…
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California teachers and students demand: ‘Tax the rich’
Hundred of students and teachers descended on the Sacramento State Capitol on May 9 to kick off a week of…
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San Diego reception for Cuban Five art show a huge success
On May 6 in San Diego over 150 people attended the opening reception of the Cuban Five exhibit, “From My…
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Syracuse workers rally for ‘Healthcare Justice’
Hundreds of workers gathered May 5 for a “Healthcare Justice Rally,” organized by Service Employees International Union 1199.
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Labor Will Win: Time to Fight Back!
Students and Teachers Fight Back and the ANSWER Coalition held a successful forum entitled “Labor Can Win: It’s Time to…
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Palestinian unity: supported by masses, opposed by occupiers
On May 4, the Palestinian National Reconciliation Agreement was signed in Cairo calling for the creation of a unified Palestinian…
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Full text of the Palestinian unity agreement
This document is currently in the process of being signed by all of Palestine’s factions and parties.
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U.S.-based solidarity activists awarded Friendship Medal in Cuba
Gloria La Riva and Rosemari Mealy, longtime Cuba solidarity activists, were awarded the Friendship Medal by the Council of State…
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Next steps for the Irvine 11
Recently, 11 University of California students have pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from the disruption of a speech by…
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Hong Kong workers fight for wages, benefits on Int’l Workers Day
Over 3,000 workers took to the streets of Hong Kong on International Workers Day to protest for better wages.
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NATO bombs Libyan school for disabled children
NATO pilots bombed the Libyan Down Syndrome Society, a parent-funded school for children with Down Syndrome, destroying the main wing…
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Congratulations, Tucson students—keep storming the stage!
PSL member Karina Garcia, who 'stormed the stage' at Columbia University against Minuteman Jim Gilchrist, praises Tucson students who occupied…
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NATO tries to kill Gaddafi with ‘humanitarian’ bombing
On May 2, NATO bombed Libyan president Moammar Gaddafi's home in Tripoli, killing his 29 year-old son, and three of…
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Which terrorists just killed nine Afghan children?
It is clear that the U.S. government is using the trophy killing of Bin Laden to convince the public to…
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Study: Guantanamo doctors did nothing to stop torture
A recent study concludes that doctors and mental health personnel at the Guantanamo detention center were complicit in torture of…
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U.S. government contracts reveal Miami journalists on the payroll
An effort by the National Committee to Free the Cuban Five, the Partnership for Civil Justice Fund and Liberation newspaper…
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Government-funded propaganda operation in Miami exposed
Documents show the U.S. government paid Miami-based journalists to saturate the Miami media with reports that were highly inflammatory and…
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