by Jessica Corbett, staff writer The survey also found that over seven in 10 Americans support legislation to eliminate fossil fuel emissions from the transportation, electricity, buildings, industry, and agricultural sectors by 2050.
by Julia Conley, staff writer Progressives in Maine and across the U.S. on Tuesday urged Sen. Susan Collins' constituents to reject her latest attempt to cast herself as a moderate Republican after the four-term senator voted against Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation.
by Jessica Corbett, staff writer "This remand order callously dismisses the valid concerns of public-safety officials, competitive broadband providers, and millions of disconnected low-income families who can't afford to get online."
by Kenny Stancil, staff writer "These rallies offer a boost to the president's ego but risk leaving behind a trail of sickness and increased strain on local public health departments and medical systems."
by Julia Conley, staff writer Momentum is building among voters who are prepared to call for election officials to protect the results of the 2020 elections next week, as they anticipate an illegitimate challenge to the results by President Donald Trump.
by Andrea Germanos, staff writer Republicans and the Trump campaign are hoping the Supreme Court will reject efforts to extend the deadline for receiving absentee ballots.
by Jake Johnson, staff writer "Small business owners, workers, and families are desperate for support—and lawmakers and the president abandoned them in order to focus on jamming through a historically non-transparent and extreme Supreme Court pick."
by Brett Wilkins, staff writer "President Trump defamed our client because she was brave enough to reveal that he had sexually assaulted her, and that brutal, personal attack cannot be attributed to the office of the president," a lawyer for E. Jean Carroll said.
by Nancy J. Altman, Linda Benesch The contrast between the two parties on Social Security has never been clearer. Every working family that has contributed to Social Security has a stake in this fight. All of us should vote accordingly.
by Ralph Nader A demand for a grace period needs to start now to build up powerful support from a multi-partisan combination of national, state, and local candidates for public office.
