by by Andrea Germanos, staff writer
"We need wide-scale public pressure. Not in September. Not in early 2022. Right now."

by by Frances Moore Lappé, by Richard R. Rowe
Setting the record straight is our duty to democracy itself.

by by Jessica Corbett, staff writer
She says to "rebuild infrastructure and draw down carbon, lower the age of Medicare and extend it to cover vision and dental, expand childcare and housing accessibility, and serve the American people."

by by Brett Wilkins, staff writer
"We have a long way to go and many changes to make before Black and Brown people finally feel like they are being treated fairly and humanely by law enforcement in this country," said sister Bridgett Floyd.

by by Jessica Corbett, staff writer
"You are siding with a handful of corrupt corporate elites over honoring treaty rights, climate, water, and the future of life on Earth."

by by Norman Solomon
Powerful backers of the Democratic Party's top leadership—cozy and enmeshed with corporate America and the military-industrial complex—realize that "Congresswoman Nina Turner (D-OH)" would significantly increase the leverage of genuinely progressive members of the House.

by by Miles Mogulescu
If they can't figure this out, the GOP will continue to pass partisan voter suppression laws in states nationwide and activists pushing to save democracy will become disillusioned and demobilized.

by by Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis, by Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II
Some U.S. lawmakers are all too willing to sign off on another holiday, especially if they can use it as cover while actively working to suppress voting rights, block living wages and reparations, fight against healthcare, and more.

by by Pramila Jayapal, by Bernie Sanders
We cannot come out of this national public health crisis only to retain the status quo—one that leaves at least 87 million uninsured or underinsured.

by by Michael Winship
We’ve reached the “In Case of Emergency, Break Glass” moment.