Voices for Change

If Bernie Sanders wants to stick it to the Big Banks, having the SSA start its own credit card department would be one way to go.

The U.S. nuclear arsenal, and all the expense, nuclear waste and immense danger it continuously poses, has received almost no attention in the U.S. presidential debates.

Waste is a pretty bad thing – particularly in these days when we are all noticing that the price of food is increasing.

As much as President Clinton and President Obama like to talk about "free trade" deals, the truth is that the working class ends up paying.

Let's make 2016 the year of reintroducing ourselves and our expectations to policymakers.

Harmonizing international tax law and prohibiting anonymous shell corporations should be at the center of our trade negotiations.

The bottom line: Regulation won’t end the Street’s abuses. The Street has too much firepower. And because it continues to be a major source of campaign funding, no set of regulations will be tough enough.

Overall, Clinton's leadership has involved strong ties to corporations deeply vested in climate inaction, and the apparent execution of their climate agenda.

Cherelle and Marissa are just two of the 12.7 million people in the U.S. who are physically abused, raped or stalked by their partners annually.

There is something big happening in the American body politic and in this presidential campaign. Bernie Sanders has touched a nerve and his campaign has gone from a quixotic experiment to a contest to a movement, and there may be no stopping it at this point, though Clinton may try.