Carl Gibson
A protester scuffles with a Trump supporter (R) in Kenosha, Wisconsin, on September 1, 2020, amid ongoing demonstrations after the shooting by police of Jacob Blake. President Donald Trump on September 1 took his so-called "tough law and order" message to Kenosha, the latest US city roiled by the police shooting of a black man, as he branded recent anti-racism protests acts of "domestic terror" by violent mobs. (Photo:Kerem Yucel/AFP via Getty Images)
Andrea Germanos, staff writer
Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) called the findings "more powerful proof that resources and reform are vital right away to prevent serious election mail delays and voting suppression."
Warren Alan Tidwell
The THRIVE Resolution "will help communities impacted by natural disasters and climate change rebuild with millions of green, sustainable jobs to replace our dependence on fossil fuels," writes Tidwell. (Photo: Linh Do/flickr/cc)
Lisa Newcomb, staff writer
Observers at VICE said the ads show the retail tech giant sees "labor organizing as one of the biggest threats to its existence."
Fran Quigley
"Congress long ago created a 'Break Glass in Case of Emergency' box," explains Quigley. "It passed laws giving the federal government 'compulsory licensing' power. That means we can bypass the barriers of privately-held patents and allow the government to either directly manufacture the patented drugs or license someone else to manufacture them, usually with a limited fee paid to the patent-holder. That would guarantee we have the medicines we need at prices we can afford." (Image... Читать дальше...
Jessica Corbett, staff writer
Human rights advocates blasted the move as "another brazen attack against international justice" that "is designed to do what this administration does best—bully and intimidate."
Kenny Stancil, staff writer
"With climate costs surging everywhere and local budgets depleted, more and more communities are turning to the courts as their only recourse to make polluters pay."
Brett Wilkins, staff writer
AFRICOM acknowledges 46 bombings of claimed militant targets this year, while critics warn that harm to innocent civilians continues to fuel the very terrorism such strikes are purportedly meant to destroy.
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Julia Conley, staff writer
"Donald Trump is not running a re-election campaign. He's running a power grab."
Andrew McCormick
A view of the damage around the site aftermath of the Hurricane Laura in Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States on August 30, 2020. (Photo: Dave Creaney/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
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Jeffrey C. Isaac
There is a "need to seek proactive and public assurances from responsible local authorities that our constitutionally-protected rights to vote and to peacefully assemble will be protected by local law enforcement agencies," writes Isaac. (Photo: Scout Tufankjian / Polaris)
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Brett Wilkins, staff writer
The MSNBC host, who asked guests whether the president is "radicalizing" his followers like "leaders in the Muslim world," says her remarks have been taken out of context.
Lisa Newcomb, staff writer
"The world of philanthropy must step up and do more, faster. Congress must insist on it."
Andy Rowell
"Do not underestimate the significance of this moment," writes Rowell, "Exxon is the oldest member of the influential Index, having joined in 1928." (Photo: Thomas Hawk/flickr/cc)
Jessica Corbett, staff writer
"The failure to act on this issue will have a catastrophic impact on the future of us and the generations to come."
Kenny Stancil, staff writer
"While an eviction moratorium is essential, it is a half-measure that extends a financial cliff for renters to fall off when the moratorium expires and back rent is owed."
