Peace

                
  • Peace March: Largest Labor Contingent Ever?

    Peace March: Largest Labor Contingent Ever?

    May 1, 2006

    It was a jubilant festival of resistance that spilled down Broadway on Saturday, as anti-war marchers once again pulled out the stops with colorful costumes and chants to demand an immediate withdrawal of U.S. forces from...

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  • The economic cost of the Iraq war

    The economic cost of the Iraq war

    April 29, 2006 By Art Perlo

    President Bush proposes to cut $1.4 million from the program for early detection and screening of breast and cervical cancer, denying services to 4,000 women. The Iraq war costs $1.4 million every 7 minutes, 22 seconds.

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  • Western siege of Palestinians fuels misery, anger

    Western siege of Palestinians fuels misery, anger

    April 29, 2006

    A warning by a senior UN official this week that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is reaching a “potentially dangerous deterioration” was but one of many signs pointing to a deepening crisis. A humanitarian catastrophe is already unfolding...

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  • Growing risk of war, Iran party says

    Growing risk of war, Iran party says

    April 29, 2006

    The U.S. will push for sanctions against Tehran at the upcoming meeting of the UN Security Council and has not ruled out taking military action to compel Iran’s government to discontinue its uranium enrichment program, Secretary...

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  • Labor boosts peace rally

    Labor boosts peace rally

    April 29, 2006

    PHILADELPHIA — “New York peace rally drawing broad labor support” reads the headline of a story on the web site of the 700,000-member Communications Workers of America. According to the article, the CWA executive board voted...

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