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Transit workers reject contract in close vote
January 27, 2006NEW YORK — By a margin of seven votes, city transit workers rejected a tentative contract between their union, Transport Workers Union Local 100, and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The main reason cited for the “no”...
Read moreHearings, lawsuit slam Bush spying defense
January 27, 2006The White House has unleashed a hard-line defense of the Bush administration’s spying on Americans without a warrant, claiming that only “credible threats” linked to al-Qaeda have been under surveillance and the snooping is necessary to...
Read moreKill the bill Coalition fights budget that doles out billions to drug companies, cuts for students
January 27, 2006The Emergency Campaign for America’s Priorities (ECAP), uniting labor, community and low-income advocacy groups, is staging vigils at congressional offices, telling lawmakers to reject a Budget Reconciliation Act that inflicts $42 billion in Medicaid cuts and...
Read morePTSD: Every Soldiers Personal WAR!
January 22, 2006In the last month I have been working with Jay Shaft, the editor of Coalition For Free Thought in media, regarding my experiences in Iraq and since coming home from the war. We have only touched...
Read moreMarines Throw in the Towel: Discharge 40 Year AWOL Rather than Court Martialling Him.
January 22, 2006The Marines Command at Camp LeJeune NC announced Wednesday afternoon, January 11, that it was releasing Corporal Jerry Texiero from the LeJeune brig and would separate him with an other than honorable discharge, in lieu of...
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