by Jake Johnson, staff writer "You see, under a strict construction of the Constitution, it is constitutional for the president to try to murder Congress, but unconstitutional for Congress to do anything about it," said one mocking critic.
by Andrea Germanos, staff writer "There may be no more blatant example of how giant corporations like Wells Fargo, Equifax, Amazon, and Uber rig our economy than forced arbitration."
by Jon Queally, staff writer Latest revelation could be put to use by Democratic impeachment managers. And as one observer put it, "When the jurors are also witnesses, strange things happen."
by Jake Johnson, staff writer "Trump's disastrous actions compounded longstanding failures in health policy in the USA. We know what it will take to create a healthy society. We just need the political will to do it."
by Jessica Corbett, staff writer "And as if 2°C rather than 1.5°C was acceptable," responded Greta Thunberg, calling the findings further evidence "that our so-called 'climate targets' are insufficient."
by Common Dreams staff The House impeachment managers are expected to focus on the former president's complete lack of remorse for his behavior that incited the deadly insurrection.
by Kenny Stancil, staff writer "Thanks to an opaque payment scheme, we may never know the full extent of the campaign's payments to the event's organizers."
by Jessica Corbett, staff writer The new administration, says a Refugees International expert, needs "to understand that people are already on the move and will continue to be on the move."
by Brett Wilkins, staff writer Instead, the network aired segments on a viral kitten filter video and the Dallas Mavericks national anthem controversy.
by Christopher D. Cook There really is no debating that Trump incited a deadly insurrection riot, no more so than we might debate that the earth is round. And the pending vote to convict or acquit will make clear exactly what the GOP has become.
by Mondaire Jones Canceling student debt isn’t just the right thing to do—it’s the economically smart thing to do. It would liberate millions of Americans to meaningfully participate in our economy.
by Jamie Henn The real purpose of Chevron's deceptive feel-good advertising is to convince the public and politicians that the oil and gas giant is already acting on climate, so there's no need to regulate them or hold them accountable.
by Brian Terrell The global proliferation of weaponized drones is no surprise and Biden’s plea for peace in Yemen that allows for their continued use is a hollow one.
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