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  • iMail , News June 24, 2014

    Living in Poverty? Get Married, Conservatives Say

    Members of a panel on poverty at the conservative Faith and Family Coalition’s annual Road to Majority Conference in Washington, DC had a somewhat predictable solution for low-income Americans trying to move up the economic ladder – get married, stay married and don’t have a child until you’ve gotten married. “It really does come down

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  • IAM International News , iMail , News June 24, 2014

    LAN Peru Strike Could Disrupt World Cup Travel in Brazil

    The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) reports concerns from passengers scheduled to fly on LAN and TAM flights due to a strike in Peru scheduled for Thursday, June 26. Unions report that more than 200 mechanics – over 70 percent of all LAN Peru mechanics – will not be certifying aircraft during the strike, which

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  • iMail , News June 24, 2014

    unioNation First Album Available for Online Purchase, Digital Download

    The IAM’s unioNation Band made history in July 2012 when 24 dedicated IAM members traveled from all over the U.S. and Canada to WWW for a week of creating music and performing. The group recorded their first album one year later. The IAM’s unioNation Band’s first album is now available for purchase at www.unionation.com. The

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  • iMail , News June 19, 2014

    IAM: U.S. Jobs Depend on Ex-Im Bank Reauthorization

    The IAM is on the frontlines of fighting a dangerous Tea Party effort to shut down the Export-Import (Ex-Im) Bank, an independent federal agency that provides critical loan guarantees that support over 200,000 U.S. jobs, mostly in manufacturing. Ex-Im Bank loan guarantees create U.S. jobs by helping foreign companies buy American-made products, like Boeing aircraft

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  • iMail , News June 19, 2014

    FCC Rule Could Change What You See on the Internet

    The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is currently mulling a proposal that could change how we use the internet – more specifically, let internet service providers charge higher premiums for select content and possibly slow the connection and quality of other content. The proposal allows for the creation of, at the very least, a two-tiered internet

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