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September 19, 2023

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US Democracy Defenders Applaud Fresh Push for 'Urgently Needed' Voting Rights Bill

"It will take passage of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to curb this new generation of assaults on the freedom to vote," said one campaigner.

Jessica Corbett

Progressives Slam House GOP Push for Social Security 'Death Panel'

"Every Democrat should follow President Biden's lead and slam this commission for what it is: A scheme to slash the American people's hard-earned benefits."

US Public Opposes Big Pharma Attack on Medicare Drug Price Negotiations by 5-to-1 Margin

"Elected officials who align themselves with this unpopular and greedy industry, against the will of voters, do so at their own political risk," said one patient advocate.

64 Australian Parliamentarians Endorse Diplomatic Trip to Free Assange

"We believe the right and best course of action would be for the United States' Department of Justice to cease its pursuit and prosecution of Julian Assange."

Jessica Corbett

House GOP Unveils Budget With Trillions in Cuts to Medicaid, Food Benefits, and More

The new proposal underscores the Republican Party's "thirst for cruel budget cuts," said Democratic Rep. Brendan Boyle.

'We're Not Messing Around': Fain Says UAW Strikes Will Grow Unless Deals Are Reached by Friday

"We've been available 24/7 to bargain a deal that recognizes our members' sacrifices and contributions to these record profits," said UAW President Shawn Fain.

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Amnesty Launches New Global Campaign With Interactive 'Protest Under Attack' Map

Pennsylvania's Automatic Voter Registration Applauded as 'Antidote' to MAGA Election Denial

Biden's Decision to Skip Climate Ambition Summit Called a 'Disgrace'

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Opinion

The Climate March, Joe Biden, and AOC’s Dubious Endorsement

Elected officials should stand against the powerful—not with them—when the powerful are obstructing reforms badly needed by working people and the planet.

March to End Fossil Fuels: Mothers Continue to Mobilize Movements

It is more important than ever for moms to continue doing what they have done throughout history: build a better world for our children.

Bella Cockerell

All Eyes Are on World Leaders to Do Better at the Climate Ambition Summit

Governments are being asked to commit to more ambitious emission reduction commitments for 2030 and beyond by 2025, as well as to boost climate finance commitments from rich nations.

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