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US: Tide Turning Against Bush
There has been a real shift in public opinion against President Bush and his war in Iraq since he declared victory in Iraq on May 1.
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US: University workers strike at corporate education
On October 21, the University of Minnesota (U of M) was shocked by its first strike in 60 years.
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US: Anger flowing into radicalisation
PRESIDENT GEORGE W Bush summed it up best during a recent speech when he said: "These are historic times". The last few years have ushered in a new era of poverty, war and frustration for […]
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US: 1,900 striking clerical workers at the University of Minnesota
On October 22 clerical workers at the University of Minnesota walked away from their desks and onto picket lines demanding a fair contract.
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United States: Take a Hike!
Rising tuition pricing students out of education
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US: Thousands march in Washington against occupation of Iraq
An estimated 50,000 people took part in the first national demonstration in the US against the occupation of Iraq, in Washington DC, last Saturday, 25 October.
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US: Revival of Seattle anti-war movement
There was a 300-strong rally and march against the US military occupation of Iraq in Seattle on 6 October. The protest was primarily organised by the Seattle branch of ‘Not In Our Name (NION)’.
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US: Seattle protest the occupation of Iraq
Sunday, September 28, the Seattle Chapter of ANSWER, the US anti-war umbrella organisation, held a protest against the US occupation of Iraq.
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US: Why Nader Should Run in 2004
In July, the Green Party held its national convention. While putting off endorsing a 2004 presidential candidate until next summer, the Greens made public the "mood" of convention delegates in favor of running someone. Ralph […]
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US: Wal-Mart – Always Low Wages. Always
Wal-Mart has become the world’s largest corporation, having surpassed ExxonMobil for the slot, and is now the country’s largest private employer.