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Your Week in Review


by Brett Wilkins
"Normalizing this bigotry not only endangers my life but the lives of all Muslims. Anti-Muslim bigotry has no place in Congress."



by Brett Wilkins
"What is going on right now is inevitable," said African Union Vaccine Delivery Alliance co-chair Dr. Ayoade Alakija. "It's a result of the world's failure to vaccinate in an equitable, urgent, and speedy manner."



by Jake Johnson
"Allowing new variants to emerge and spread, 13 months into the vaccine era, is a policy choice by the rich world."



by Brett Wilkins
"It is possible that the Arctic Ocean is more sensitive to greenhouse gases than previously thought," said one of the study's authors.



by Brett Wilkins
"With their verdict, the jury rejected the vestige of Jim Crow and the assertion of white supremacy that was at the center of this case."



by Andrea Germanos
The ruling is a win for Republican Gov. Kristi Noem, who directed the state to pay for the legal fight against the voter-backed amendment.



by Jake Johnson
"Dollar Tree made $1,230,000,000 in profits this year, gave its CEO $10,767,883, and pays workers as little as $8.32 an hour."



by Jake Johnson
Sen. Bernie Sanders criticized his colleagues who complain about social spending but "all of a sudden forget about the deficit when we're talking about an annual defense budget of $778 billion."



by Jessica Corbett
"It's beyond enraging that Manchin and Sinema continue to say voting rights legislation needs 60 votes," while Republicans are "rigging elections and shutting Dems out of power for next decade on simple majority party-line votes," said one expert.



by Bhikkhu Bodhi
The dominant model followed by virtually all major economies today is inflicting severe damage on the planet’s fragile ecosystem and causing wide economic and social inequalities. Can a diagram of a doughnut offer us the key to resolve our predicament?


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