‘These are the bad times’: Trump to deploy heavily armed border patrol tactical units...
"Trump is using military-style tactics because he has a political beef with cities whose policies he doesn't like."
Big protests are fine, but here’s a to-do list for lasting change
After the inauguration and the Women’s March on Washington, what comes next? To make real change, we’ll need to build power where we live.
Minneapolis agrees to pay $27M settlement to family of George Floyd
“Minneapolis has been fundamentally changed by this time of racial reckoning, and this city council is united in working together with our community and the Floyd family to equitably reshape our city of Minneapolis.”
To have a people’s government, we the people must build it
It’s time to get to work.
Not Immune: Sheriff’s Captain Convicted of Civil Rights Violation
Not only is a police sheriff responsible for ensuring the safety of a community, he or she must also hold those within the administration to higher standards. That's what Gadsden County Sheriff’s Office did to one of its own, Captain James “Jim” Corder.
Palestinian lives matter
We can’t say we support justice and human rights in this country while supporting violence and expulsion abroad.
TurboTax maker Intuit faces tens of millions in fees in a groundbreaking legal battle...
Federal regulators and state prosecutors are still investigating the company, which made $2 billion dollars last year.
Report warns taxpayer money is fueling ‘pandemic greed grab’ by US CEOs
Amazon, which has reported $10.3 billion in recent federal contracts, paid CEO Andy Jassy 6,474 times more than it paid its median worker last year.
‘What the hell is wrong with them’: GOP senators kill $35 cap on insulin
'Republicans told millions of Americans who use insulin to go to hell.'
‘Great day for labor’: NLRB rejects Amazon attempt to overturn union win
"This was an outrageous union-busting campaign by Amazon and we're demanding the company come to the table to bargain," said an attorney for the Amazon Labor Union.








