"There is no longer any question: These companies knew and lied about their product's role in the climate crisis, they continue to deceive, and they must be held accountable."
"Changing their name doesn't change reality: Facebook is destroying our democracy and is the world's leading peddler of disinformation and hate."
Why are young people going after financial institutions? Because we know that if we can stop the flow of money, we can stop the flow of oil.
We're condemning millions with our choices.
"We need to stop asking, 'How much does a bold Build Back Better agenda cost?' and instead ask, 'How much does it cost not to Build Back Better?'" said Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II.
"This spending package is not enough to prove that the U.S. is a global leader in a world in a climate crisis," said one critic.
It’s called Title II of the Communications Act.
The myth of redemptive violence is everywhere, a unifying force that keeps gun sales healthy and military contractors wealthy.
"We've been clear since the spring: the infrastructure bill and the Build Back Better Act pass together—and that hasn't changed."
Reparations may be one cure for what ails us.
"This country made him rich," said one critic. "He owes us."
"By holding firm on keeping the Build Back Better Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill firmly linked, progressives are giving their colleagues in the Senate the space and the leverage to negotiate the strongest package possible."
Lying under oath is perilous, especially when those lies are refuted by your own documents.
"Will these executives own up to their misinformation, or keep trying to hide behind lies and spin?"
"The idea that Manchin is to blame for killing the billionaires' tax is too convenient," argued a journalist who spoke with party aides about the moribund proposal.
Which system changes are "on track," meaning transformation is "occurring at or above the pace required to achieve" global climate goals? According to a new report: None.
"It is corporate greed, and the lawmakers who serve them," argues the Minnesota Democrat, "who are betraying the values of our party and the American people."
South Korea has been a big winner in the game of globalization. But it has come at a price.
Not only will he skate on 160,000 charges of manslaughter, the Republicans would put him back in charge of the country if they could.
The SSI Restoration Act would fix and update SSI by not only updating the program's asset limits for inflation, but also by increasing sub-poverty benefits, raising outdated income limits, and eliminating penalties for marriage and family support.
Decrying the plan, advocacy groups vowed that "the American people are not going to allow that essential human need to be ignored and negotiated away behind closed doors."
"Now is the time for leaders in all walks of life—for citizens of all political backgrounds and persuasions—to come to the aid of the republic."
