Politics

“It is important for progressives to address and answer this question for themselves, well before the primaries, so as not to squander their resources of time, finances and conviviality fighting among themselves during the important lead-up to the primary elections where they must be strategically united in order to win.”

Donald Trump is offering sweet incentives to stop Carrier from outsourcing jobs. Bernie Sanders is promising strict penalties.

Republican nominee scores upset despite being outraised, outspent.

With a continued willingness to listen to and learn from activists and explain their ideas to voters, these new leaders, along with the few true progressives in Congress like Senator Sanders who were traditionally kept out of the conversation, could build the kind of left that the United States and the world desperately needs.

A high majority of U.S. tax dollars are not going to schools, universities, parks, roads, science, environment, or health, but to war. In order to shy away from this type of militaristic government, we need a peace president and congress.

The goal should be to disengage from great power rivalry and peacefully pursue economic and technological progress.

As many as 51 trillion microplastic particles – 500 times more than stars in our galaxy – litter our seas, seriously threatening marine wildlife.

"Are we fighting to save ourselves and our living planet or are we fighting to maintain business as usual?”

Hillary Clinton seems to be building her campaign more and more on misleading alliances and distasteful attacks.

The Clinton campaign has started throwing everything and the kitchen sink at Sanders.