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“It’s like a bomb goes off in your town,” autoworker David Green explained to a crowded Toledo union hall back in June. “We’ve seen 90,000 factories close since NAFTA,” the North American Free Trade Agreement.
When a small town loses a man...
Despite the law being extremely clear that Trump cannot legally proceed with construction of his gaudy vanity arch, the administration indicated this week that they could break ground on the project at Memorial Circle as soon as November 5t...
A year ago this week, without warning, a wrecking ball smashed into the heart of the White House and reduced the entire East Wing to rubble. Americans from coast to coast were appalled and outraged. The immediate pushback came from every co...
USA Today, Nationwide No Kings protests push for historic early voting results
October 17, 2026 | Sarah D. Wire
Public Citizen’s Co-President Lisa Gilbert told USA TODAY that the events are “a strategic move and a critical one to help peo...
Since the Supreme Court’s disastrous Citizens United v FEC decision a decade and a half ago, we’ve seen a surge in outside spending in elections, powered by a small number of billionaires and super-rich people. But corporations – the direct...
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