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Senate begins health reform debate, women plan protest

November 30, 2009 By Tim Wheeler

As the Senate opened debate on health reform, the women's equality movement scheduled a "Day of Action" on Capitol Hill for Wednesday Dec. 2.

More troops to Afghanistan, but the public is wary

November 30, 2009 By Susan Webb

President Obama has ordered more troops to Afghanistan, but the U.S. public has very mixed feelings about the war.

Honduras election raises questions on turnout, international recognition

November 30, 2009 By Emile Schepers

Regarding the controversial elections in Honduras on Sunday, November 29, all are agreed on one thing: National Party presidential candidate Pepe Lobo got the most votes.

For Black males it’s a depression

November 30, 2009 By John Wojcik

While the country struggles with double-digit unemployment Black males face jobless rates that are twice as bad.

Of tea partiers and tax revolters, who benefits?

November 28, 2009 By Sam Pizzigati

WASHINGTON (PAI) -You don't have to dig particularly deep, in the United States today, to find some striking similarities between today's virulently anti-Obama "Tea Party" crowd - and the pols like Sarah Palin who egg them...

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Senate begins health reform debate, women plan protest

More troops to Afghanistan, but the public is wary

Honduras election raises questions on turnout, international recognition

For Black males it’s a depression

Of tea partiers and tax revolters, who benefits?