A GOP court challenge could lead to the biggest erosion in campaign spending limitations since “Citizens United.”
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AI in schools isn’t progress — it’s a sign of how far we’ve strayed from the purpose of education.
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Regulating AI Isn’t Enough. Let’s Dismantle the Logic That Put It in Schools. Read Post »
The bill will accelerate depletion of Social Security and Medicare’s trust funds by a year, according to an analysis.
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Social Security Chief Celebrates Budget Bill That Could Slash Program’s Finances Read Post »
Just in time for the nation’s birthday, House Republicans have passed the most regressive legislation in recent memory, a bill that’s expected to cut more than $1 trillion from Medicaid and boot some 12 million Americans off their health insurance, even as it explodes the federal deficit—all to extend and expand tax cuts that favor the rich. […]
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Republicans Just Passed “the Worst Bill in Modern American History” Read Post »
This story was originally published by Popular Information, a substack publication to which you can subscribe here. The Federal Communications Commission will no longer enforce a rule capping the price of prison phone calls, according to an announcement made Monday by FCC Chairman Brendan Carr. The move suspends a 2024 FCC decision that capped the price of in-state phone calls at 6 cents […]
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Trump’s FCC Scraps Ban on Prison Phone Price Gouging, a Gift to Some of His Top Donors Read Post »
This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. As she canvassed for Zohran Mamdani in New York City on Tuesday last week, Batul Hassan should have been elated. Her mayoral candidate—a 33-year-old state assemblymember—was surging in the polls and would within hours soundly defeat Andrew Cuomo on first preference […]
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How Zohran Mamdani Tied Climate Policy to Voters’ Pocketbook Issues Read Post »
This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. The federal Weatherization Assistance Program is the oldest and largest energy efficiency initiative in American history. Born from the 1973 oil crisis, it helps low- and moderate-income households make a litany of upgrades to their homes, such as installing insulation, sealing windows, and […]
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A new Oxfam report found the wealth of the global 1 percent has increased by $33.9 trillion since 2015.
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Billionaires’ Wealth Has Skyrocketed by Over $6 Trillion Over the Past Decade Read Post »
Trump’s war on dissent can only be defeated by a left that challenges the values sustaining authoritarianism.
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From the Streets of LA to the National Stage: The Left Must Win the Cultural War Read Post »
That’s enough money to feed 345 million people facing hunger and starvation for two years.
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Report: Global Nuclear Weapons Spending Surpassed $100 Billion Last Year Read Post »
This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Thomasville, Georgia, has a water problem. Its treatment system is far out of date, posing serious health and environmental risks. “We have wastewater infrastructure that is old,” said Sheryl Sealy, the assistant city manager for this city of 18,881 near the […]
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This story was originally published by Grist and Street Roots and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. On a Thursday morning in Portland’s Old Town neighborhood, two dozen people mill around a warehouse, waiting for the results of a lottery. At 7:45 sharp, a woman sitting in an interior office calls out three […]
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This Program Keeps Portland Clean—and Offers Unhoused People Some Dignity Read Post »
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