Labor unions and progressive groups are lining up behind the Democrats' 100-hour legislative agenda, but they have their eyes on a much broader economic populism message.
Labor unions and progressive groups are lining up behind the Democrats' 100-hour legislative agenda, but they have their eyes on a much broader economic populism message.
Dictators come and go, but good riddance to this thug. Though championed by some on the right for his free-market ways, Augusto Pinochet was no ally of democrac y. The Chilean general finally expired this week at age 91, never atoning for–and never having to answer for–his murderous 17-year rule.
AP - President Bush knows the general direction he wants to move U.S. policy on Iraq but won't announce it until next month, the White House said Tuesday. Military commanders were recommending more U.S. advisers and equipment for Iraqi forces, said a defense specialist.
AP - The Bush administration on Tuesday asked an appeals court to overturn a ruling that could require a redesign of the nation's currency to help the blind.
AP - Sen. John Kerry, whose botched joke about U.S. troops in Iraq dealt a blow to his presidential ambitions, will travel to Iraq this weekend to meet with soldiers, political leaders and military officials.
Most Americans, white and black, see racism as a lingering problem in the United States, and many say they know people who are racist, according to a new poll. But few Americans of either race -- just one out of eight -- consider themselves racist.