by Jake Johnson, staff writer
"It is beyond logic and humanity to attempt to keep children locked up for as long as possible, especially when we know that this subjects them to trauma and extreme distress."

by Andrea Germanos, staff writer
Over next decade, unlesss its trajectory changes, 61 percent of new global production will come from the United States

by Julia Conley, staff writer
After spending a year and a half traveling the country to register young people to vote and urge high school and college students to participate in the 2020 election, the national organization March For Our Lives released a sweeping gun control proposal Wednesday, calling on the federal government to listen to the demands of young voters.

by Jessica Corbett, staff writer
Ahead of an AFL-CIO event in Iowa Wednesday, Democratic presidential primary candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders announced that, if elected, he "will make it easier, not harder, for workers to join unions by implementing the Workplace Democracy Plan and establishing a national goal to double union membership during his first term."

by Jon Queally, staff writer
"The President is a raving lunatic," responded Florida Democrat Andrew Gillum. "He is not well."

by Eoin Higgins, staff writer
The president wants to issue an executive order, but such a move is likely unconstitutional

by Jake Johnson, staff writer
"This rhetoric from the president is going to get Jews killed. It already has."

by Bill McKibben
On what kind of world do we expect 15-year-olds to tackle our biggest problems by themselves?

by Naomi Klein
Having a habitable Earth is not a "single issue"; it is the single precondition for every other issue’s existence.

by Daphne Wysham
Major donors to both parties are trying desperately to get more fossil fuels to market.

by Joshua Cho
Here's a question: Why grant anonymity to a partisan source making an inaccurate attack—unless giving cover for a non-returnable attack on a progressive political figure was the point?

by George Goehl
I’ve seen firsthand how communities get hung out to dry when politicians scapegoat immigrants for the crimes of corporations.

by Jeffrey C. Isaac
Thoughts from Bloomington, Indiana.