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How Chicken Farmers Are Getting Clucked in a Supermarket Near You
Farmers say they're not getting a fair deal, and they want the federal government to take action.
Civil Liberties and Human Rights: What’s at Stake in the UK’s 2017 General Election?
Without the right to protest against particular policies it is much more difficult to influence and hold to account whichever government is elected on June 8.
Trump Budget Would Devastate Vulnerable Southern Communities
Trump's budget was immediately condemned by Southern politicians in both parties.
We Need to Pull the Plug on Trumpcare
The grassroots resistance to the GOP's nightmare health care bill — and argue against the Democrats' focus on future elections.
“Abortion Sanctuary” Suit Highlights Impending Legalized Discrimination Disaster
The St. Louis anti-discrimination bill serves as a prime example of how the city has protected itself in the post-Trump era.
Goodbye Pacific Pivot, Hello Pacific Retreat: Who Will Take the US’s Place in Asia?
Although Washington still commands considerable power in the region, it could stand back, Trump-like, and just watch everything unravel.
New Public Database Reveals Striking Differences in How Guns Are Regulated From State to State
Because of inaction on the part of the federal government, it is up to each individual state to develop its own policies to reduce gun violence.
Nursing Home Workers Win Wage Gains With Credible Strike Threat
The largest nursing-home worker strike in US history.
Six Things Trump’s FCC Chairman Doesn’t Want You to Know About Net Neutrality
For net neutrality supporters, the last week felt like deja vu.
The Korean Peninsula: Ground Zero for Armageddon?
In a time of alarmingly heightened regional tensions, Koreans and Korean-Americans urge a return to diplomacy with North Korea.