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Below is a sampling of articles
that have appeared in our pages over the years.
April 2008 Issue:
 Untangling
the Election Madness: A Reply to Howard Zinn
Turmoil
Erupts in Tibet
The First
Casualty: The Politics of John McCain
Slobodan
Milosevic: Butcher of the Balkans
Sixth Year
of the War: What Next for the Antiwar Movement?
The Ongoing
Economic Crisis
U.S.
Occupation of Iraq Sinking in a Sea of Hatred
The Iraq
War & the Economy
March 2008 Issue:
U.S.
Balancing Act in Iraq Becoming More Precarious
First Open
National Anti-War Conference
Is Obama an
Anti-War Candidate?
Crisis of
Leadership in the Immigrant Rights Movement
Israel
Threatens War With Gaza
PA Supreme
Court Rejects Mumia's Appeal
Pakistani
Elections Indicate More Discord Ahead
Neo-Stalinists
Oppose Kosovo Albanians Right to Self-Determination
Celia Hart on the Resignation
of Fidel Castro
Labor Notes Conference:
"Rebuilding Labor's Power"
Ammunition
for Immigration Activists
The Dark
Side of U.S. 'Justice'
Toronto Conference Will Be a
Hit
Canadian Federal Budget &
the Afghanistan War
Canadian Corporate Profits Soar
NATO Projects Biggest Heroin
Harvest of All Times
February 2008 Issue:
What's
Behind the Economic Crisis?
Kevin Cooper Files for
Court Re-Hearing
Kenny Richey is Free1
The People of Gaza Break
Out of Their Outdoor Prison
Kenya - Neocolonialist
Model of Stability in Africa Explodes
Time Bombs
Ticking for the U.S. in Iraq
CAW Sell-Out Spreads
A World in Revolt Conference
set for Toronto, May 22-25
Che lives!
Canadian
Sweatshop Operator in Haiti Reports Banner Year
CEO Salaries Soar
January 2008 Issue:
U.S.
Antiwar Movement Falters: An Insider's View
Why Mass
Action?
Pakistan Explosive
Following Bhutto Assassination
Rightists Build a
Parallel Government in Bolivia
Chavez's Defeat in Dec. 2
Referendum Opens Up Political Debate
Tensions Boil in Iraq,
Despite Decline in Casualties
Eyewitness Palestine
"Charlie
Wilson's War" Celebrates U.S. Imperialism
Broken Health System
Demands More Than Apologies in the Media
The United Auto Workers
in the Era of 'Big Labor'
Hampton is Going Nowhere
"Soon"
CAW Delegates Drink the Magna
Cool-Aid
Norm Hacking 1950-2007
Lois Bedard 1924-2007
Mumia on "Teaching False
History"
December 2007 Issue:
U.S. Claims Success in
Iraq Based on Deals With Shady Strongmen
The Hamas-Fatah Conflict
Reaches a New High Point
Chavez Defeated in
Referendum Vote
U.S.
Economy in Doldrums as Credit Crisis Deepens
Miami
Protesters Say: "Jail Killer Cops!"
Iraq Vets: Coming Home
to Confront Alienation & Homelessness
New Projects
in the Mumia Abu-Jamal Case
Early UAW Struggles Won
Major Gains for Autoworkers
Film Review
of "Lions for Lambs"
Iraq War
Films Are Box-Office Flops
NDP Defeated After 16 Year
Reign in Saskatchewan
Momentum Grows in Bid to Free the Cuban 5
What Happened to Employment Insurance?
The Mounties Almost Always Zap
Their Man
November 2007 Issue:
Worldwide Protests
Needed to Stop the Ruin of Gaza
Report on
the Oct. 27 Anti-War Protests
Mumia's Greetings to the Oct.
27 Peace Protests
Private Firms Undermine
U.S. Occupation of Iraq
U.S. Plays a Dangerous
Game With the Kurds
Eyewitness Account of
the Second Battle of Falujah
Who Will
Pay for Mass. Governor's School Package?
Nurses
Strike for Quality Health Care
Chrysler
Workers Almost Reject Contract
Cuba's
Foreign Minister Answers Bush's Attacks
Film Review
of "Rendition"
New York's
Governor Betrays Immigrants
The Greek Elections of
September 2007
Liberals Win Majority in
Ontario Legislature
CAW's Surrender to Magna
Endangers Right to Strike
October 2007 Issue:
Free the
Jena 6! End Racist Repression!
All Out for
October 27!
Divisions Harden in
Palestine
Should Activists Look to
Democrats to End the War?
Antiwar
Movement Gathers Support Among Soldiers & Labor
Bush & Petraeus Tout
Iraq Security While Ignoring Blackwater Killings
After 2 Day
Strike, UAW Tops Give Away GM Health Care Benefits for Retirees
Taxi Strike
Hits NYC & Philadelphia
MN University Strike Ends:
"Out Fight is Just Beginning!"
Film Review
of "Strange Culture"
September 2007 Issue:
U.S.
Economy Weakens as Housing Bubble Pops
Anti-War
Movement Finds Unity in Organizing for Oct. 27 Protests
U.S. Court
to Consider Appeal of Cuban 5
Nestle Attempts to
Privatize Northern California Headwaters
School Desegregation
Efforts Beaten Down Repeatedly by Supreme Court
As Fires
Devastate Greece, Government Slow to Act
'Power-Sharing'
Regime Installed in Northern Ireland
Does God
Exist?
Film
Review: "No End in Sight"
U.S. 'Surge' Flounders
as Corruption Mounts
Kenneth Foster Off of Death Row
August 2007 Issue:
Failing U.S. military in
Iraq resorts to political maneuvers
Bush makes clear why a
health revolt is needed
Immigrants'
rights defended in Arizona
Civil
liberties set back in U.S. courts
Gay
marriage wins again in Massachusetts
Rival groups jockey for
position in Palestine
Michael
Moore: Health care should not be based on corporate profits
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