Saturday, November 14, 2026

NationofChange’s Zach D. Roberts appears on MSNBC’s The Beat with Ari to discuss Charlottesville...

They "starting hitting him with clubs, with their fists, with everything that they had ... at their ready."

To help prevent the next ‘Tiger King’, House passes Big Cat Public Safety Act

A fine of up to $20,000 and a prison sentence of up to five years is waiting for those who violate the law.

Legal marijuana is a job creation machine

We can see this playing out in the states that have legalized marijuana. Early legalizers, Colorado and Washington, saw double-digit jobs growth last year.
The U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C. Photo: Mr. Kjetil Ree / CC BY-SA 3.0

Supreme Court lets Trump’s mail ballot order advance, calls states’ challenge premature

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson wrote in a solo dissent that the ruling needlessly injects chaos into an election two months away.

Takeover by rogue secessionist from within—fortress America nibbled to death by ruthless ducks

What the rebellious confederacy could not pull off with violence, today’s nefarious secession depends on legalistic, electoral and political trappings.

Why a new progressive era in America is likely—in about 20 years

All these trends point to a new progressive America.

Why workers demand Julie Su’s confirmation as labor secretary

Americans need Su to watch their backs more than ever, especially as a growing number of workers join unions on the heels of the pandemic and advocates push for a national version of the California law protecting health care workers.

Make America mad again. Mad about the trillions of dollars taken from their paychecks.

Decades of wealth transfer in America: How trillions moved from the many to the few

Trump threatens sanctuary cities with more undocumented immigrants; politicians welcome his plan

"Let's not concede that having refugees in our cities is something to be threatened by."

Seattle ends crucial indigenous youth program

Every youth that regularly attended Clear Sky graduated from high school, yet the district wants to end the program anyway.