U.S.
Black farmers were promised debt relief; white farmer lawsuits stand in way
September 2, 2021The government wants to make amends with Black farmers by providing debt forgiveness. But a judge has put the money on hold in the face of lawsuits filed by white farmers claiming reverse discrimination.
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Supreme Court lets Texas kill Roe v. Wade and abortion rights
September 2, 2021Attacks on women have people comparing Texas to the Taliban.
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Inequality in the U.S. is much more than a moral disgrace
September 1, 2021It is already laying the groundwork for the destruction of the productive capacity of the entire U.S., economy
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Peru solidarity: Activists show support for Castillo at OAS headquarters in D.C.
September 1, 2021Keiko Fujimori, conservative candidate, claimed the elections were illegitimate, echoing extreme-right reactionaries like Donald Trump and Jeanine Áñez of Bolivia.
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Sanders: Biden Medicare expansion a step toward Medicare For All
August 31, 2021National Nurses United, a big backer of Medicare for All, has also lined up in support of the Biden plan to expand Medicare
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