Democrats reveal Trump's vanity projects cost taxpayers over $1.8 billion. Report highlights wasteful spending on luxury renovations and monuments.

State regulators face calls to better protect low-income, Spanish-speaking immigrants from pesticide exposure in agricultural communities.

Wondering if a product is made by Taylor Farms? Scan any barcode to instantly check brand ownership and affiliations. Free, no signup required.

Rachel Vindman mocked a Black woman’s clothes and shoes. Alexander Vindman won’t debate her. The polling says Nixon wins the general. The choice is clear.

On January 18, 1949, Edward Hopper delivered a painting to his gallerist depicting three people in a vast, bare space, a loft illuminated only by the light from outside. One of the figures is seated and speaking; the other two (a man and a woman) stand listening. Behind them hang swathes of fabric. Almost immediately, Conference at Night was purchased by Stephen Clark, one of Hopper’s foremost collectors. Just a month later, however, Clark returned the painting to the gallery because his wife was convinced the work too closely resembled “a communist cell meeting.”

On July 30, 2026, Medicare’s 61st birthday, Kentuckians for Single Payer Health Care delivered a demand for passage of Improved Medicare for All to Congresspersons in four Kentucky Congressional Districts. The deliveries took place at the Prestonsburg office of Rep. Hal Rogers of the 5th Congressional District, at the Lexington office of Rep. Andy Barr of the 6th CD, at the LaGrange office of Rep. Thomas Massie of the 4th CD, and at the Louisville office of Rep. Morgan McGarvey of the 3rd CD. Pikeville’s Mountain Top News covered the event in Prestonsburg and interviewed medical student Justin Garrett.

Justin Pearson was just endorsed by national environmental advocacy groups for Tennessee's 9th Congressional District.

One of the clearest victories happened in a Dutch town that few people outside the Netherlands had heard of before 2021.

Thousands of right-wing activists walked through a closed military zone to the Gaza fence, singing genocidal anthems as soldiers handed out bottled water.

This is a short list (& certainly not all of them) of public organizations involved in economic justice. Many have chapters, state affiliates or members throughout the US. Local unions, churches…

The extent to which a nation denies the genocide it has committed is a measure of that nation’s social conscience. The social conscience of the United States is infected with numerous rationalizations...

"Stop bombing our children in Iran and Palestine, this is illegal!" one woman could be heard shouting.

According to the non-Indian social philosophers, bureaucrats, and politicians of the nineteenth century, Indians were going to simply disappear. Many history books about Indians stop their stories at…