Ralph Nader: Going for Big Watch on Big Budgets
Ralph Nader outlines how $1 billion per year could be spent lobbying Congress for a people’s agenda.
Ralph Nader outlines how $1 billion per year could be spent lobbying Congress for a people’s agenda.
With each passing day, the crisis in Yemen intensifies.
In terms of sheer stolen dollars, the total amount is greater than the annual sales of Amazon and Walmart over the past two years.
As government officials crusade to ban books, we must evaluate what from decisions by the United States Supreme Court must be erased from our history books as well.
Voting rights advocates are now forced to focus their efforts on Congress and state legislatures to pass new laws to protect their rights
In response to an earlier column, Ralph Nader discusses overcoming the dominance of giant corporatism with a Ten-Year Plan
The proposed Ban Conflicted Trading Act would bar Congress from trading individual stocks
The USD 2.5 billion arms deal was approved despite calls by rights groups and even some members of Congress for a tougher stance on Egyptian president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who…
The American foreign policy establishment, chasing decades of failures, appears to be seriously considering the unthinkable in Ukraine.
The Committee plotted with JPMorgan and its lawyer, former Obama AG Loretta Lynch, to obtain a citizen's financial records with no possibility of judicial review.
On this week's episode of Redacted Tonight, Lee Camp covers the hidden truth about the Bronx fire that killed 17.
Biden missed the opportunity to connect with the public and focus the media on serious legislation he wants to advance.
Will we "celebrate" its 30th anniversary?
Corporations continue to undermine democracy.
Citizen groups and their supporters must now step back and develop a ten-year Plan to overpower the corporate state with a democratic state.