Politics

There is something seriously iffy about the Democrats that voted “nay.”

The last thing we need are fresh examples of powerful politicians opting for self-serving actions over democratic principles.

This legislation, especially the AUMF of 2002, hasn’t just tarnished the country’s reputation internationally and cost trillions of taxpayer dollars, but has directly caused the deaths of thousands of American soldiers.

Trump’s baseless attacks on Democratic VP nominee Tim Walz crumble under scrutiny, inadvertently highlighting the former president’s own legal troubles and deepening public skepticism of his campaign.

Transactional Trump gives offense without thinking about it, lies when it’s handy, and of course when any of that is pointed out he fumes and strikes out.

At the Progressive Central 2024 conference, Bernie Sanders and Pramila Jayapal emphasized the urgent need to address income and wealth inequality, arguing that these issues remain largely ignored in national discourse despite their profound impact on American society.

“I will make only one prediction: the Nobel Peace Prize committee will emphatically not offer that to Trump nor Kim.”

Legislation dubbed the “nonprofit killer” faces backlash over potential threats to free speech and civil liberties.

Trump’s tariff-driven plan to fund tax cuts for the wealthy faces criticism from economists and lawmakers.

We speak to longtime educator Jesse Hagopian about what he calls an “extremist, authoritarian power grab to dismantle public education and enforce ideological conformity.”