Politics (Page 31)

Last week, at the Spanish-immersion daycare center Rayito del Sol in Chicago, employee Diana Santillana was violently abducted and detained by immigration agents in front of parents and young children. “My son was completely shut down emotionally after this happened,” says Tara Goodarzi, the parent of a three-year-old who attendsContinue Reading

The new documentary Free Joan Little chronicles the landmark case of the first woman in U.S. history to be acquitted on the grounds of self-defense against sexual violence. Joan Little’s 1975 murder trial inspired a national campaign for racial justice, prisoner’s rights, and survivors’ rights to self-defense. Director Yoruba RichenContinue Reading

The ruling throws a curveball for Republicans in a state where they expected a clean sweep., Read MoreContinue Reading

President Traitor 47’s supporters expressed their anger., Read MoreContinue Reading

The Traitor Pardons Top Allies Involved in Efforts to Overturn Results of 2020 Election, 7 Democratic Senators Join Republicans to Pass Key Bill to End Government Shutdown, The Traitor Admin. Orders States to Stop Providing Full Benefits to SNAP Recipients, Tens of Thousands of Travelers Nationwide Impacted by Flight Cancellations,Continue Reading

“We need to deal with that now,” said New Jersey Republican Jeff Van Drew., Read MoreContinue Reading

Spectators spotted something different about The Beast during the president’s ride to the airport., Read MoreContinue Reading

The 30th U.N. climate change conference begins today in the Brazilian rainforest city of Belem, located at the mouth of the Amazon River. The summit opens as a major typhoon hit the Philippines killing at least eight people and displacing more than 1.4 million others. Typhoon Fung-wong hit as theContinue Reading

Over 5000 fossil fuel lobbyists were given access to U.N. climate summits over the past four years, a period marked by a rise in catastrophic extreme weather, inadequate climate action and record oil and gas expansion. “This is climate obstruction at work,” says Nina Lakhani, senior climate justice reporter forContinue Reading