A Message from Fidel to Bush
Your genocidal blockade, your support for terrorism, your murderous Cuban Adjustment Act, your wet-foot/dry-foot policy, your protection of the worst terrorists in this hemisphere, your unjust punishment of the five Cuban heroes who exposed the danger posed to U.S. citizens and those of other countries of dying in mid-flight, must all end.
Australian Tax Cuts Funded by Theft
The [ultra-right] Liberal Party launched its official vote-buying election campaign with the promise of another $34 billion in income tax cuts over the next three years.
Georgia: State House Committee Reviews Eyewitness Identification Procedures
A bipartisan Georgia House of Representatives study panel on reforming eyewitness identification procedures held the third in a series of hearings on Monday, October 22, 2007.
Deep Ambivalence Toward Nuclear Energy and Clean Coal as Climate Change Responses
I remain deeply uncertain and even ambivalent regarding their desirability and ultimate effectiveness. Nuclear and clean coal energies are the logical next technological steps in the progression of human dominance of the Earth.
Breaking the Siege on Gaza: A United Front for Peace
The aim of this humanitarian, non-political campaign is to put pressure on the Israeli government in order to lift the siege imposed on the population of Gaza.
Repeat Offender Smithfield Sues Union
Meatpacking giant Smithfield Foods is suing the United Food and Commercial Workers, the union that many Smithfield workers have chosen to represent them in their unionizing efforts at the company.
Poland's Largest Opposition Party Wins Election
The Civic Platform party (PO), Poland's largest opposition party, won a broad lead over the ruling right-wing Law and Justice Party (PiS) in Sunday's early parliamentary elections
Protest Bush's Policies – Give to Political Affairs
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House Republicans Cheer as S-CHIP Override Vote Fails by a Dozen Votes
Hard line Republicans in the House of Representative last week applauded themselves after blocking an effort to override George W. Bush's veto of a children's health care bill by a margin of about a dozen votes.
Getting Hospitals to Recycle
Getting a large institution or corporation on board with recycling is no easy job, especially when you are starting from scratch.
