Poverty? Collapsing infrastructure? Underfunded schools? No. We need more war
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Twenty-two years ago, Congress put sanity up for a vote. Sanity lost in the House, 420-1. It lost in the Senate, 98-0.
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Climate, energy news roundup: What’s making news with the environment
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The World Meteorological Organization warns that record-hot global temperatures in recent years are just the start of the kind of heat we’re headed toward.
Summertime means part-time jobs for America’s youth: Where are the best places?
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Summer is almost here and a labor shortage keeps employers looking to hire in the United States. WalletHub’s report can help.
Telecom company responsible for 24.5 billion illegal robocalls facing multi-state lawsuit
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A company that behind 24.5 billion robocalls over the past four-plus years is facing a multi-state lawsuit alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, the Telemarketing Sales Rule, and other federal and state telemarketing and consumer laws.
Mark Warner to Glenn Youngkin on DEI: It’s just what is best for business
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To Mark Warner, the effort to focus on diversity, equity and inclusion in government isn’t just about it being the right thing to do. It’s also what’s best for business.
Richmond in top 20 of best cities for high school grads to start a career
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Local students will graduate high school in the coming weeks and pursue college degrees and careers, and 14.7 percent more will get hired.
It’s time to step up to fight the exploitation of migrant child laborers
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When news began surfacing this year about the exploitation of migrant child laborers in U.S. factories and businesses, it made clear the urgent need for union and community leaders to renew their activism in combating child labor.
Roundup: What’s making news in climate justice, environmental politics and policy
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House Republicans are confident that pushing the production and use of fossil fuels will be a winning political strategy in 2024.
House Republicans pass debt-ceiling bill, giving them a seat at the table
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The U.S. House voted 217-215 on Wednesday to pass the GOP debt-ceiling bill, which has no chance of winning passage in the Senate, but does give MAGA Republicans a seat at the budget negotiating table with Senate Democrats and President Biden.
Now is the time to reclaim and start valuing our divided, precious planet
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Can we form a circle big enough to fit 330 million Americans? Do we have enough folding chairs? I don’t know, but somehow we’ve got to launch a national conversation about . . . war, security, guns, fear and, oh God, the global future.
