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January 9, 2004Celebrating 80 fighting years … and counting When the Daily Worker first rolled off the press in Chicago on Jan. 13, 1924, it was hailed as the first English-language Communist daily in the U.S. That would...
Read moreHealth care is pivotal in 2004
January 9, 2004The 2004 elections are a dramatic backdrop to the fight back against the Bush Medicare wrecking ball.
Read moreDoes bilingualism make you smarter?
January 9, 2004Become smarter by taking these english lessons and even plan for your online degree today. You can take courses to learn spanish and become bilingual in no time!
Read moreThe Grinch cuts off the unemployed
January 9, 2004The Bush administration joined the Republican congressional leadership in their annual holiday raspberry for the unemployed. They all went home in December, allowing the Temporary Extended Unemployment Compensation (TEUC) program to expire.
Read morePolice actions at FTAA talks denounced
January 9, 2004MIAMI – In the wake of the violent police actions against peaceful demonstrators who rallied here in mid-November against the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), about 350 trade unionists and activists crammed into the...
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