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By: John Wojcik
Elected officials in Alabama, Tennessee, and elsewhere in the South are meeting Wednesday to eliminate any congressional districts in their states where it is still possible to elect African Americans or other non-white lawmakers. If they succeed, many of the states that constitute the old Confederacy will, as they did in the 19th century, have only white representation in Washington, D.C.
Top White House operatives are claiming that “through the roof” credit card use by consumers is a sign of a healthy economy. Millions using those credit cards everyday know, however, that what is driving their reliance on plastic is high costs and a lack of cash to pay them.
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By: John Wojcik
Current U.S. health officials could not be doing a better job than they are now of exposing us to future pandemics. The hantavirus may be bad news, but for now, it is one of the lesser problems Americans face on the healthcare front.
NEW YORK—The midterm elections are well underway, with Democrats, Republicans, independents, voters in all categories, the major media, and many others deeply involved in them. Every day, more people are jumping into the battles.
This is an urgent proposal for how we can deal with both the national and international emergencies our people are facing. Never before have we realized, as much as we have this week, the power of the corrupt criminal gang that is running this nation from the White House.
In the rural heartlands of China, farmers overfeed their pigs to keep them blissfully unaware of the blade and ensure harvest of the best quality meats.
By: Mark Gruenberg, John Wojcik
WASHINGTON—President Trump suffered a resounding defeat by the Supreme Court in one of their landmark rulings issued today that preserves birthright citizenship. In the ruling 6 justices against 3 declared the executive order he issued on Jan.20, the first day of his second term, limiting birthright citizenship, was unconstitutional
By: John Wojcik, Mark Gruenberg
DENVER—From the governorship race down to the Secretary of State's contest, progressive candidates—including current Democratic Socialists of America member Melat Kiros for Congress in Denver and former DSA member Manny Rutinel in a swing district north of Denver—won.
By: Mark Gruenberg, John Wojcik
The latest murder of an innocent person in Biddeford, Maine, yesterday was quickly condemned by the labor movement and its allies
