Dow tumbles 328 points amid trade war fears
FDA green lights first cannabis-based drug
Trump says he’s ‘surprised’ Harley-Davidson is moving
work overseas after tariffs take effect
The first layoffs from Trump’s tariffs are here
The U.N. says 18.5 million Americans are in ‘extreme
poverty.’ Trump’s team says just 250,000 are.
SCOTUS says it's likely unconstitutional to make 'crisis
pregnancy centers' admit they're unlicensed
In Conversation: Congressman Ro Khanna
'Morally Bankrupt': After Tax Cuts for Richest, House GOP
Unveils $5.4 Trillion Attack on Nation's Safety Net. The Republican budget's "extreme cuts to
healthcare, retirement security, anti-poverty programs, education,
infrastructure, and other critical investments are real and will inflict
serious harm on American families."
This Supreme Court Ruling Is a Gut-Punch To The Middle
Class
Supreme Court Rules 5-4 In Janus Union Fees Case: The
Janus v. AFSCME decision means the entire U.S. public sector will now be “right
to work,” and the political ramifications will be felt for years to come.
This Isn’t Your Father’s OPEC Anymore: Global oil markets
are controlled by Russia and Saudi Arabia — despite America's shale boom.
Trump’s Push to Ban Iranian Oil Could Mean Pain at the
Pump: Big buyers of Iranian oil such as China are seen as unlikely to cut
purchases to zero, but sanctions will still send crude prices higher.
What Is Socialism? (socialism explained)
Unions Are Losing Their Decades-Long ‘Right-to-Work’
Fight
Charter School Chain Poised To Profit Off Children
Separated From Parents At The Border
DeVos Has Scuttled More Than 1,200 Civil Rights Probes
Inherited From Obama: Our data analysis shows that the Trump administration is
less likely than its predecessor to find wrongdoing by school districts on
issues ranging from racial and sexual harassment to meeting educational needs
of disabled students.
The Gates Foundation bet big on teacher evaluation. The
report it commissioned explains how those efforts fell short.
In Name Of Free Speech, States Crack Down On Campus
Protests
A School in the Former Capital of the Confederacy Is
Renamed for Barack Obama, the Nation's First Black President
Supreme Court’s Janus Ruling Will Hurt Children
On The Deficit, GOP Has Been Playing Us All For Suckers
Where Are All the U.S. Oligarchs With Links to
Washington?
A second motorcycle company just threatened to join
Harley Davidson in Trump retaliation
Management of opioid addiction with buprenorphine: French
history and current management
‘A way of monetizing poor people’: How private equity
firms make money offering loans to cash-strapped Americans
The Daily 202: Trump's trade war is getting very real
Kentucky’s Republican governor just retaliated against a
judge by punishing half a million of his own citizens
The Dutch Prime Minister just publicly humiliated Trump
by schooling him during press conference [WATCH]
Pittsburgh hospitals keep moms with opioid-dependent
babies
State universities say their tuition strategy is driving
away the students they hope to attract
New Pa. law gives parents final word in substance abuse
treatment
Give your bones a workout, public told
Legalize It All: How to win the war on drugs
After An ‘Educator Spring,’ Teachers Storm Elections
Educator spring’ spawns wave of teacher candidates:
Teachers are building the next blue wave — without much help from Democrats.
What Trump’s Plan to Ignore Race in School Admissions
Actually Means for Students: “To remove the guidances now can only be described
as a political attack on efforts to bring communities together.”
Poll finds southern voters want more education spending:
Education one of the top concerns for voters
Century-Old Decisions That Impact Children Every Day
Tax Fraud: The Tax Act of 2017
Trump's newsprint tariff is a lose/lose for newspapers
and jobs | Editorial
Lawrence: ‘We Became Anti-Intellectual About Socialism’
Minimum wage workers just got a raise in two states,
D.C., and 15 cities or counties
Wolf clarifies funding position: Mirror story about
education money prompts response
'We've crossed the Rubicon.' Toomey battles Trump over
tariffs, report | Tuesday Coffee
Capitol Roundup: Wolf calls on Legislature to raise Pa.
minimum wage
https://www.timesleader.com/news/709813/gov-wolf-calls-on-legislature-to-act-on-raising-minimum-wage
Businesses funding drug fight, prevention
Forced Labor is the Backbone of the World’s Electronics
Industry
Seattle Tables Progressive Domestic Workers Bill of
Rights
The Trump administration made trade threats to Ecuador
over … breastfeeding: The US got Ecuador to back down from a breastfeeding
resolution by threatening trade retaliation and pulling military aid.
U.S. Opposition to Breast-Feeding Resolution Stuns World
Health Officials
Trump Foundation donated to charities that booked galas
at Mar-a-Lago
Rabbis Say Trump Hotel Should Lose Liquor License Over
‘Good Character’ Law
Health Insurers Warn of Market Turmoil as Trump Suspends
Billions in Payments
Pa. Auditor General: State failed to spend federal energy
assistance funds meant to aid poor
School funding suit slams cuts: Petitioners decry
increasing gaps between rich, poor districts
Why we had to get a late-term abortion
Mar-a-Lago files request to hire 61 foreign temporary
workers
Kavanaugh Would Advance Betsy DeVos’s Religious Agenda
For Schools
Workers Must Get Radical to Fight Back Against Janus
Do suspensions lead to higher dropout rates and other
academic problems? In New York City, the answer could be yes
Trump’s Supreme Court Pick Could Spell a Fresh Hell for
Workers’ Rights
Inside the Koch Family’s 60-Year Anti-Union Campaign That
Gave Us Janus
The Transition into a New Life: Church Land into Farm
Land
Amazon Is One Step Closer To Taking a Cut on Literally
Every Economic Transaction: In a $5.5 billion sweetheart deal, Amazon has
inserted itself between local businesses and local governments.
Governor Wolf: Apprenticeships, Job Training Expanding
with PAsmart Initiative
https://www.governor.pa.gov/governor-wolf-apprenticeships-job-training-expanding-pasmart-initiative/
Pew researcher: Wolf's $22M deposit to rainy day fund is
a 'big moment' for Pa.
Wolf, Philly officials pledge $15.6 million to remove
lead, mold, asbestos at schools
Wolf Administration Secures Additional $2.1 Million to
Protect Older Pennsylvanians
Unprecedented Action in Congress Sends Signals that Ending
Federal Marijuana Prohibition Could Finally Become Reality
It's an Overdose Crisis, Not an Opioid Crisis: As cocaine
deaths rise rapidly, it is important to adopt a comprehensive health and harm
reduction approach that addresses addiction and overdose deaths in all
communities.
Drug use during pregnancy is not child abuse: Experts
weigh in on Pennsylvania court decision
Better to Ask Forgiveness Than Permission: What the Rest
of the World Can Learn From Spain’s Approaches to Drug Policy
Children are one of the 'War on Drugs' casualties
Artificial Persons: The long road to Citizens United.
Tariffs cause BMW to move production out of South
Carolina
How a Public Bank Could Help You: A campaign is underway in
New York to take money out of Wall Street and put it into the hands of the
city.
Can Public Banking Save the World?
Democracy Collaborative: Building Community Wealth
The Crisis Next Time: Planning for Public Ownership as an
Alternative to Corporate Bank Bailouts
A Public Bank for Los Angeles? City Council Puts It to
the Voters
America's poor becoming more destitute under Trump, UN
report says
Birth control access in Delaware is getting a major
upgrade thanks to new bill
"We Won't Keep Quiet" by Iris DeMent
The story of American poverty, as told by one Alabama
county
No comments:
Post a Comment