June 20, 2025 USA

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Trump’s Invasion of Los Angeles is Weakness on Display

A federal judge in California has blocked the Trump administration’s use of National Guard troops and Marines in Los Angeles, finding that the deployment violated constitutional limits on presidential authority and overstepped state sovereignty. Photo by Gabes Photos In a ruling issued June 12, U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer granted California’s request for a temporary […]

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America’s Army Of Workers Defend Democracy

Nationwide labor strikes have long served as more than a demand for better pay or improved working conditions—they often become a lightning rod for sweeping political change. History suggests that when American workers unite across industries and regions, they can shape not only their workplaces but also the direction of national policy. In many cases, […]

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How Gays Moved America Into Acceptance

The gay rights movement in the United States, often referred to as the LGBTQ+ rights movement, has a complex and dynamic history that spans more than a century. Rooted in activism and resilience, it has evolved from quiet resistance to a vibrant and visible fight for civil rights, equality, and acceptance. This movement includes efforts […]

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U.S. Trade Court Declares Sweeping Tariffs Illegal

In a seismic development for U.S. trade policy and the national economy, the U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) recently delivered a striking blow to a wide array of tariffs imposed by the current administration, declaring them illegal and asserting that the executive branch had overstepped its constitutional authority. This landmark decision, however, was swiftly […]

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Silencing the Truth to Let the Loudest Lies Win

In societies slipping toward authoritarianism, truth doesn’t die with a bang. It dies quietly—choked by fear, drowned in confusion, and buried beneath a flood of noise. While democratic institutions depend on a shared reality, authoritarian regimes undermine it deliberately, so the loudest monster—the most persistent lie—can rule unchallenged. Photo by Tara Winstead It begins not […]

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American’s Won’t Abandon Our Democracy!

Amid the noise of modern political polarization, escalating partisan rhetoric and the rise of populist movements within the Republican Party, one truth remains steady: Americans are not willing to give up our right to choose our leaders —FULL STOP! Photo by Connor McManus The democratic tradition, deeply woven into the fabric of the United States […]

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It’s Not Corporations — It’s Consumers Who Create the Jobs!

The myth of the all-powerful job-creating corporation has long served as the backbone of trickle-down economic arguments, justifying tax cuts for the wealthiest and deregulation that undermines worker protections. But let’s be clear: corporations don’t create jobs out of generosity or tax incentives. Jobs are created when there’s consumer demand — and demand comes from […]

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Pope Francis Dies At 88

Pope Francis, the 266th leader of the Roman Catholic Church and a transformative figure in global religious and social discourse, died on Easter Monday, April 21, 2025, at the age of 88. His death occurred at 7:35 a.m. local time in his residence at the Domus Sanctae Marthae in Vatican City. The Vatican confirmed that […]

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