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This bill cuts programs for the most vulnerable, and is totally unnecessary – why doesn’t Biden invoke the 14th amendment?

Advocates of "peace now" in Ukraine would do well to listen to what Ukrainian and Russian progressives have to say.

While Paxton burns—or simmers or escapes entirely—intra-party fighting and dirty laundry airing be damned, the USA’s largest, richest, and most powerful wing of the GOP have screwed Texas on such a large, systemic scale that they'll still prevail.

As the NBA playoffs begin, all-time basketball great Kareem Abdul-Jaabar reflects on the love/hate relationship he has had with his own body as he and it have aged in the years since he retired.

A strike is a collective assertion of our dignity. It’s not about money — except insofar as, in America, money equals respect.

Lavinia Kumar’s poetry protests the government’s repression of safe medical abortion.

Last year, the federal government spent $20.5 billion overpaying private insurers for Medicare Advantage plans — and the industry’s aggressive lobbying campaign is kneecapping efforts by lawmakers to stop the scheme.

By failing to push back on problematic definitions of antisemitism, the White House is missing a golden opportunity in the fight against hate.

A resounding victory in the primary race to be the next Allegheny County Executive shows that bold candidates can defy conventional wisdom by taking on the fossil fuel industry in its own backyard.