Bush & Cheney have gotten away with lying us into two wars & wildly enriching their friends; meanwhile, more people are dead & the media won't even ask the right questions. Will we ever learn?
The United States has a responsibility to provide a safe haven for refugees, from Afghanistan, Latin America, or elsewhere, and to cease interventions that fuel these crises and displace so many.
The Taliban's return ought to be sparking retrospection among American elites about the folly of exploiting Afghan women’s oppression for war.
Healthcare advocates are fighting for Congress to include $400 billion for home and community-based services in the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package.
"No matter their family income, it’s unacceptable for any student to go hungry at school," said the Wisconsin Democratic Party.
"Just wondering—are some of the Democrats who attempted to sink the Biden agenda this week part of the same group blocking legislation to extend the eviction moratorium?"
Florida court's ruling comes as CDC director warns school outbreaks are happening where health guidance is not being followed.
We do have socialism in this country—but it's not Democrats' policies. The real socialism is corporate welfare.
Rather than arguing for the U.S. going back into Afghanistan, the ISIL-K—Taliban Civil War that just broke out again is an incontrovertible argument for the US departure from that country.
"The EPA doesn't need any more proof," said one expert after agency analyses detailed threat to endangered species.
"Every last dollar of the $6 billion must be used to help save Afghan lives, not to boost Pentagon contractor profits," said Win Without War.
Jacob Wilson and his colleagues want to educate themselves about progressive history, and the contemporary, ignored progressive agenda and civic activities back home.
America desperately needs a dose of its own medicine of democracy promotion.
By striking down the CDC's eviction moratorium, said one critic, the Supreme Court "sided with rich corporate landlords that are itching to kick out vulnerable families."
I wouldn't be here today, raising my children in comfort without the generosity of the Kenyan people, the tireless efforts of UN workers and the welcoming spirit of the American people who gave me and my family a second chance at life.
Insurance companies' opposition to comprehensive coverage, said one lawmaker, is "all the more reason, in my opinion, that we need to do it."
The demand comes as Biden is set to have his first meeting with the far-right Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.
"We must resist the urge to let our pain dictate our policy," said Rep. Sara Jacobs. "If we don't, we will have learned nothing from the last 20 years."
"We have a responsibility to make a home for the people whose lives have been upended by interventionist U.S. foreign policy."
"We didn't sleep on those steps just to give up now," said the Missouri Democrat.
"The fate of Brazil's Indigenous peoples is entwined with the fate of our world."
