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Appeals court reinstates ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ challenge
On May 21, the federal appeals court in California reinstated a lawsuit challenging the military’s anti-gay “don’t ask, don’t tell”…
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American Airlines’ bag fee transfers costs onto workers
American Airlines recently announced it will add a surcharge of $15 one-way and $30 round-trip to check a first bag…
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Justice for Roketi Su’e! Jail killer cops!
The Vote PSL 2008 presidential and local campaign sends heartfelt condolences to family, friends and members of the Long Beach…
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Ford announces new workforce cuts
Ford Motor Company recently announced its plans to reduce production in the North American region, resulting in new rounds of…
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Jobs and education, not criminalization!
The author is the Party for Socialism and Liberation candidate for the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisor, District 4.…
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U.S. home prices experience record decline
According to the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, U.S. home prices fell at an annualized rate of 6.92 percent…
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Cuban doctors assist China’s earthquake relief efforts
Ten days after a massive earthquake toppled buildings, schools and chemical plants in China, a Cuban medical team arrived in…
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Socialist youth activist takes on three-term incumbent for L.A. County Supervisor
To read this article at the Press-Telegram website, click on this link . Marylou Cabral is running on the PSL…
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Remembering social-justice activist David Wald
Cuba solidarity activist David Wald died from pancreatic cancer Sunday morning, May 18, at his Santa Clara, Calif., home. Wald…
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Philadelphia police beat three unarmed Black men
On May 5, three young Black men—Brian Hall, Pete Hopkins, and Dwayne Dyches— were pulled over by Philadelphia police officers.…
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U.S. government to build $60-million prison in Afghanistan
The U.S. government will spend an estimated $60 million to build a new 40-acre prison at the U.S. military base…
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Farm bill grants huge subsidies on top of record profits
Legislation providing $290 billion in federal subsidies for farmers over the next five years has cleared both the Senate and…
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Socialist Cuba promotes anti-homophobia campaign
The author traveled to Cuba in 1990 with the Venceremos Brigade and formed part of the Lesbian and Gay Caucus…
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Climate change bill to reach Senate floor in June
The Lieberman-Warner climate change bill, known as America’s Climate Security Act of 2007 (S. 2191) will probably come to the…
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Jobs and Education, Not Criminalization
Statement from Marylou Cabral Jobs and Education, not Criminalization! Download the flyer
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Justice for Roketi Su’e
Statement from Marylou Cabral Justice for Roketi Su'e! Jail killer cops! Download the flyer
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Washington veterans fight to make their voices heard
The North Olympic Vets for Peace and members of the civilian anti-war movement were warmly applauded at the Bremerton Armed…
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American Axle workers vote on concessions to end strike
On May 19, voting began on a contract between the United Auto Workers and American Axle & Holdings, Inc. that…
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Life expectancy rates declining for U.S. poor
According to a May 18 Madison Times op-ed, U.S. government research shows life expectancy rates declining in some parts of…
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D.C.-area office leasing hits 13-year low
Office leasing in the Washington, D.C., area is at its lowest levels in 13 years—yet another symptom of the economic…
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