Disarmament advocates vs. U.S.-India nuclear deal
Peace and disarmament activists are warning that an agreement now before the Senate to let India buy nuclear fuel and technology from the United States for civilian purposes could make it easier for India to build more nuclear weapons. They say the pact also undermines the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty because it would let India participate in international nuclear trade even though it developed nuclear weapons outside the NPT framework and won’t sign the treaty.
Protect your vote
This year’s historic election may come down to two major factors: how many people turn out to the polls, and how many of their votes are counted.
Letters: Sept. 20, 2008
Heavy toll on Afghan children What we need today No, baby, don’t drill Why would McCain think of Palin?
Liar, Liar
Independent watchdog groups and, increasingly, mainstream media are debunking what many call an unprecedented number of distortions and smears put forward by John McCain as he attempts to lie his way into the White House.
Letters - Sept. 13, 2008
What is a maverick? Cuba solidarity now Prepare to protect vote Palin and wolves
Editorial: GOP meltdown
Unpopular President Bush is kept away from his party’s convention. Texas Republican Ron Paul holds a counter-convention of some 10,000 across town, reportedly with far-right ideologues like Grover “drown the government” Norquist in attendance. The Republican media machine churns out smoke and mirrors to try to prettify a hasty and highly problematic pick for vice president. The GOP’s far right wing can’t trust the GOP’s right wing.
Columbus reestablishes Labor Day
COLUMBUS, Ohio — More than 200 unionists, retirees, family members and friends poured into the IBEW Picnic Grounds here for the first Labor Day event held there in recent memory.
