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WASHINGTON, DC- In a huge step forward for fairness and equality, California's Supreme Court ruled today that the state could not deny LGBT couples the right to marry. |
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Ypsilanti, Mich. – Praising Sen. Hillary Clinton and calling for the unity of the Democratic Party and all voters to defeat John McCain, John Edwards announced his endorsement of Barack Obama in Grand Rapids, Mich. May 14. |
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TAMPA, Fla. — Arizona Sen. John McCain, the Republican presidential nominee, unveiled his health care plan at the Moffitt Cancer Center here April 29, calling for private health savings accounts. |
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The U.S. is holding more Iraqis in prison than ever before – 24,700 – and is expanding its facilities to accommodate another 10,000, according to a new report. |
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International aid to the victims of the huge cyclone that hit Burma’s Irrawaddy Delta region more than a week ago is beginning to flow. Aid from China, India and Russia was immediately offered but this has been virtually ignored by the Australian media. |
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The U.S. Bush administration is taking steps toward perpetuating the stationing of U.S. forces in Iraq ostensibly to forge cooperation with Iraq at Iraq’s “request.” |
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Slamming John McCain for failing to vote for renewal of the Investment Tax Credit for alternative energy, presumptive Democratic nominee Barack Obama at a campaign stop May 13 in Cape Girardeau, Missouri touted a plan to invest in cellulosic ethanol, wind energy, and solar power as alternatives to fossil fuels. |
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As the economic crisis deepens and Republican nominee Sen. John McCain (AZ) admits he doesn’t “know much about economics,” voters, especially working-class voters, are looking for a change from Bush-style politics and leadership that will actually address economic issues. |
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The 2008 election will be a defining moment in American history. In that election, John McCain will carry the banner of Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and most of all, George W. Bush. |
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“Look East My son. Look East.” Those were the sage words of Kenyan journalist, Wanjohi Kabukuru, as he assayed the results of his President’s visit to Beijing, in just the latest journey from the continent – Africa – most ravaged by the savagery of imperialism. |
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Mientras más se profundiza la crisis y mientras reconozca el candidato republicano a la presidencia, el senador John McCain de Arizona, que “no sabe mucho sobre la economía,” los votantes, especialmente los de clase trabajadora, buscan un cambio de la política y del liderazgo estilo Bush para dirigirse de manera real a las cuestiones económicas. |
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