In a time of madness, Sally Yates is a profile in courage
The fired acting attorney general proved this week that there are still a few in Washington who believe in truth and the law.
A country armed to the teeth
And strutting toward the apocalypse.
To protect women’s health, pass the equal rights amendment
Late January marked the 49th anniversary of Roe. V. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide. It could very well...
Harnessing the enormous untapped power of celebrity to help social movements
Organizers should recognize that many performers come from creative subcultures which are generally progressive and bohemian, or from countercultures that celebrate non-market values.
Mike Pompeo and the push for two Cold Wars
If there was ever a time to embrace the kind of international cooperation the left has always called for, it’s during a global pandemic.
Let us all not praise infamous men
Five years after his death, the legacy of America’s most celebrated 20th-century CEO lives on.
Biden proposal for fossil fuel leasing on public lands called ‘massive climate failure’
The center is among more than 500 groups that responded to the rule with a letter urging Biden to "rapidly phase down federal fossil fuel extraction and production on public lands" to near-zero by 2030.
“This is about today”: One climate crisis happens every week
“We need to look at the risks of not investing in resilience.”
Alabama police captain resigns after posting ‘bullet in their skull’ comment about Biden voters
Police Captain Scott Walden submitted his resignation amid public outcries for his termination from office.
House Democrats allocate $50 million to study gun violence
While funding for this type of study hasn't been allocated in more than two decades, gun violence prevention organizations and doctors' groups have sought this money to address gun violence.