Justice

From human rights to existential threats like global warming and the loss of bio-diversity, as well kitchen table issues like income inequality and food security, progressive forces are aligning on the right side of history as they oppose both the global elite and the populist provincialism of far-right groups.

The gross inequality of wealth and income in the United States and the global exposure of billionaires’ power over government.

South African officials report that fewer of the animals were poached in 2015, but deaths rose in neighboring Namibia and Zimbabwe.

A Washington Post investigation found that Trump’s suspension of USAID operations disrupted a $900 million global health pipeline, leaving malaria and HIV medications stuck in warehouses while children in the Democratic Republic of Congo died just miles from supplies.

The number of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. has fallen in recent years. Could it be that we need more immigrants, not less?

In 2025, 15 states plus Washington D.C. have scheduled minimum wage increases to $15 or higher.

Whose streets? (Then and now)

If our tax dollars are furnishing the weapons that kill journalists and other innocents, that’s not just an international crime — it’s against U.S. law, too.

Florida’s Miccosukee is the first tribe allowed to run its own school, where students fully participate in family and cultural activities.

There seems to be no amount of human suffering and destruction that can’t be excused when undertaken by western countries who are always deemed to have good intentions, while those opposed to them are tarred as savages at best and pure evil at worst.