How States Can Protect Residents from Harmful Pesticides
The Supreme Court may have sided with Monsanto, but states can still take action against harmful pesticide manufacturers.
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Housing Policy Should Protect Disability Communities, Not Displace Them
True housing accessibility isn't just about ramps and elevators — we also need to be able to afford to stay in the communities that support us.
States Can Make Big Tech Pay Their Fair Share
To offset federal cuts, Illinois will now tax corporations using our personal data for advertising. Other states should follow.
The World Is Watching the United States. So Are Workers.
An international coalition of unions just placed the United States on a "Watchlist" for labor violations.
Mexico’s 99% Demanded Justice by Showing FIFA, Billionaires, and Corporations a Red Card
The people of Mexico demanded that the people’s game be returned to them.
How to Protect Working People’s Nest Eggs from SpaceX Scam
Fast-tracking SpaceX and other newly public companies into index funds benefits top executives and corporate insiders while putting ordinary retirement savers at risk.
Robin Hood in Reverse: How the Pentagon Makes Us Poorer
While costs rise for everything, SNAP recipients who lost benefits — and the farmers who fed them — are being asked to shell out $1.5 trillion for the Pentagon.
Where is Massachusetts’ Millionaire Exodus?
Massachusetts proves that progressive taxes do not cause ultra-wealthy flight.
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