We have lost our humanity in the three years since Roe was overturned
It has been three years since Roe v. Wade was overturned. A seismic ruling shattering the constitutional right to abortion sent this country into a public health crisis.
It has been three years since Roe v. Wade was overturned. A seismic ruling shattering the constitutional right to abortion sent this country into a public health crisis.
While the U.S. wages war abroad—bombing Iran, escalating conflict, and staging a spectacle of power for political gain—a different kind of war is being waged here at home.
A Spotsylvania County MAGA patriot pleaded guilty in federal court this week in a hate-crime case in which he tried to shoot two Latino immigrants after asking them how long they’d been in the U.S.
In Trump’s America, the bar for martial law is no longer constitutional—it’s personal.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin confirmed Friday that he has ordered the Virginia National Guard to be available to stage at weekend No Kings Day protests across the state.
For a different perspective, we turn to U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., who, speaking with reporters on Wednesday, called the use of troops to suppress dissent “an unprecedented and illegal action.”
I’ve seen this story before. The images coming out of Los Angeles—militarized streets, protesters met with force, another round of justifications for escalation—hit me with the dull weight of déjà vu. It’s not that I’m shocked. It’s that I remember.
Basically, everyone knows that “making America great again” means making America racist again – making racism the cultural norm again.
I’m wondering why the headlines and chyrons are blasting the Trump administration spin about Kilmar Abrego Garcia being indicted.
Elon Musk said today that the reason Donald Trump hasn’t authorized the release of the notorious Epstein Files is because Trump would be implicated.
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