Sweeps Don’t Solve Homelessness
Instead, governments should prioritize safe, affordable, dignified, and permanent housing for all.
Instead, governments should prioritize safe, affordable, dignified, and permanent housing for all.
Private insurers profit by denying help to sick people. When a CEO was murdered, Americans said just how they feel about that system.
When pregnancies go wrong, more men are seeing their partners suffer the horrors of delaying or forgoing care. And they’re speaking out.
Springfield, Ohio’s immigrant influx is a success story, not a scandal. But when powerful people don’t want to share prosperity, they lie.
Why don’t low wage workers earn more? Because their bosses plowed $522 million into manipulating their stock price — and CEO paychecks — instead.
Countless Americans were poisoned by the nuclear arms race — and their federal compensation just expired. That’s an outrage.
If the U.S. can do its part to help these athletes return home safely, that would beat any medal.
Americans of color, particularly Black and Latino Americans, are badly underrepresented in Senate staffing roles. We need to fix that.
The Supreme Court just greenlit cruel measures to arrest and prosecute unhoused people. Instead, lawmakers should invest in what really works.
The former president made it more profitable for companies to gouge us. When those cuts expire next year, we’ll have an opportunity to get our money back.
Automakers rely on non-union plants in the South to drive down wages across the country. A UAW victory in Tennessee and an upcoming vote in Alabama could change that.
Too many communities are responding to rising homelessness by criminalizing the unhoused. It’s more humane and effective to house people.
Being “tough” on immigration doesn’t mean you have to support cruel or ineffective policies.
Hell hath no fury like a woman deprived of her basic rights.
15 right-wing governors are shamefully refusing federal aid meant to feed hungry kids.