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Department of Education Rules That Texas Violated Rights of Disabled Students
The Department of Education recently ruled that Texas denied disabled students their right to an education.
Trump’s Top Donors: Where Are They Now?
Trump's inauguration broke records — not in turnout, but in inaugural donations.
Congress’s Ratification of Trump’s Spying Power Is a Direct Threat to Our Privacy
Trump now has authority to spy on us here and abroad.
Does the GOP Really Want to Protect DACA Recipients? We Already Know the Answer
Democrats have caved to a funding deal. Can GOP be trusted to address DACA?
Becoming Stable Geniuses: Seeking New (and Very Old) Habits for a New Year
We fake it till we make it.
I Am American, Jewish and Banned From Israel for My Activism
“I support nonviolent boycott, divestment and sanctions; the move to ban me and others will backfire.”
The Corporate Tax Cut Bonanza
Before anyone starts celebrating, we should be clear what bringing back this cash means.
“The Year of Our Awakening”: Global Protests Mark Anniversary of Women’s March and Trump Inauguration
Hundreds of thousands of women took to the streets across the country this weekend.
New Documentary Celebrates the Life of Groundbreaking Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
2018 marks Ruth Bader Ginsberg's 25th year on the Supreme Court.
Nation’s Largest Janitorial Company Faces New Allegations of Rape
ABM Industries Inc. continues to face allegations that it ignores sexual abuse.