Voices from Kingwood, Texas, explain why the ICE killing of Rene Good forced a community to speak out.
U.S. Senator to Trump on seizing Greenland: Not going to be the easy way or hard way. It’s no way.
A U.S. senator delivers a blunt rebuke to Trump’s Greenland threats, rejecting imperial arrogance and defending allies, sovereignty, and constitutional limits.
“Get Out of Minneapolis”: Mayor Frey Blasts ICE After Civilian Killing
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey delivers a blistering response after ICE kills a civilian, rejecting spin, demanding justice, and urging peaceful protest and voter action.
Farmer Gives Trump an F-: How Tariffs and Trade Wars Destroyed American Agriculture
A veteran soybean farmer explains why Trump earns an F- for tariffs, bailouts, and policies that crushed farmers and fueled corporate land grabs.
Loss of ACA Subsidies Turns Cancer Into a Death Sentence for Millions
A woman with cancer loses ACA subsidies and faces death. This story shows how U.S. healthcare policy prioritizes profit over human life.
Democrats must not fall for the Minnesota Somalia fraud distraction
The Minnesota fraud case isn’t new. It’s a distraction weaponized to smear Democrats and justify cutting social programs while real corruption goes ignored.
WBAI Panel Why Zohran Mamdani’s Inaugural Speech Matters Nationally
Zohran Mamdani’s speech challenged austerity politics and redefined governance. A WBAI panel explains its national implications.
Ignore the Quitters. Democracy Survives Only Through Relentless Engagement
Every democratic advance came from people who refused to ignore and quit. Disengagement is not strategy—it’s surrender.
The Hidden Link Between EV, Tariffs, Wind Energy, Greenland, Venezuela, and Oil Imperialism
The fight over EVs and renewables exposes how resource extraction still drives U.S. economic and foreign policy.
Leave Nothing Unanswered: A Holiday Call to Speak Truth with Civility at the Dinner Table
Democracy isn’t defended only at the ballot box. It’s defended when ordinary people challenge lies—civilly—at the dinner table.
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