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My experience at the airport in Caracas showed me what a coordinated public health approach looks like in practice. → Read More
Will the Biden administration really listen to science if that requires putting people’s needs above corporate profits? → Read More
Since 1975, as the population grew by 115 million, the number of hospital beds shrank from 1.5 million to 925,000. → Read More
Without competent leadership and a universal health care system, it is up to us to take action in our communities. → Read More
The Yellow Vest (Gilets Jaunes) movement in France is already spreading to other nations, but will it come to the United States? → Read More
This week will see a dangerous confluence of events surrounding both Palestine and Iran that that threatens to culminate in disaster., Gaza, Iran, Iran deal, Israel, JCPOA, Jerusalem, Palestine, protest, US embassy, → Read More
The lessons of Karl Marx show that our tasks are to expose inequality and create new systems to replace capitalism. → Read More
CAP is trying to co-opt the language of Medicare for All. → Read More
The U.S. and oligarchs continue their efforts to reverse the Bolivarian Revolution. The United States has a long history of regime change around the world and has tried all of its regime change tools in Venezuela. So far they have failed., Bolivarian revolution, coup, Hugo Chavez, Maduro, Marco Rubio, Nicolas Maduro, Operation: America United, US military coup, Venezuela, → Read More
The momentum is on the side of the movement for National Improved Medicare for All. → Read More
A quagmire is defined as a complex or unpleasant position that is difficult to escape. President Trump’s recently announced war plans in Afghanistan maintain that quagmire. They come at a time when US Empire is failing and its leadership in the world is weakening. The US will learn what other empires have learned, “Afghanistan is the graveyard of empires.”, Afghanistan, endless war, opium trade,… → Read More
When the people lead, the legislators will follow. → Read More
Student loan debt has grown to overwhelm all other categories of non-housing consumer debt in this nation. → Read More
Right now in the United States, almost 30 million people have no health insurance. → Read More
There is a critical lesson to learn from this election: People will only take so much before they rise up and fight back. This voter revolt has been brewing for a while. If the Democrats had possessed the capacity to … Continue reading → Read More
Beyond Flint, water supplies across the US have been contaminated by radioactive pollution from abandoned uranium mines. → Read More
Movements on the right and left are changing the political culture. Their impact can be seen in the Democratic and Republican primaries, but the media does not report it. → Read More
The United Steelworkers have organized a historic and steadily growing oil workers strike at oil refineries throughout the Gulf Coast region. → Read More
The top story this week in Kate Lanier's weekly roundup of energy news is Barack Obama's Keystone XL veto. Also: More oil train ("bomb train") safety woes. → Read More
Activists took to the Chicago's trains to raise awareness that Mayor Rahm Emanuel blocked a proposed law that would aid the victims of police brutality. → Read More