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Since GOP Rep. Wahlberg says that God will take care of global warming, we can also be sure that He will intervene in all military conflicts as well as solve the terrorist threat. Therefore, the billions that we spend on … Continue reading →

Elizabeth Warren initiates a “DeVos Watch” on her web sit to make visible her oversight of the Dept of Ed and make clear just who is driving the Dept in so radical an attempted overhaul. Democratic senators on each committee … Continue reading →

Why do we permit our government, presiding over the richest country in the history of the world, to continue to allow the rationing and denial of health care to its citizens–in other words, we the people? Ralph Nader asks on … Continue reading →

Now he intends sending the species over the cliff by abandoning the Paris accord and further degrading our remaining environmental regulations. Steve Bannon is showing his populist bona fides by urging the President to liquidate the existence of populations here … Continue reading →

Jen Sorenson nails the way the right wing has inculcated liberal self-hated in the media and out.

Congressman Adam Schiff distills White House, Inc. on ABC. “This is an administration that takes in people with good credibility and chews them out and spits out their credibility at the same time. . . . Anyone within the Trump … Continue reading →

It’s not working. We need a new approach. Amid the escalating civilian and children’s casualties, the “war on terrorism” is functioning as recruiting tool for terrorists, while Trump does everything he can to weaken our national security, fully supported by … Continue reading →

Public Citizen calls out Mulvaney for what he is, and Senator Sanders confronts him head on. Deidre Fulton at Common Dreams reports on the mounting outrage.

Ruchi Kamar in Truthoout describes the juvenile toll of the endless war. 2017 was a record year for children’s casualties there.

After the fiasco of the Rizzoli demolition–there is now almost nothing left on 57th Street to indicate that this was once the premier neighborhood of luxurious private homes in Manhattan–the Borough President announced she was going to propose new landmark … Continue reading →