In yet another recent Supreme Court ruling, our rights as human beings are being stripped away from us. On Friday, June 28, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of the city of Grants Pass, Oregon to allow civil and criminal penalties for camping on public land. Local...
The container ship Dali has finally returned to dock at the Port of Baltimore after spending two months stuck in the Patapsco River, pinned under the wreckage of the former Francis Scott Key Bridge. Eight weeks had passed since the ship collided with the bridge,...
The recent National Day Without Childcare brings focus to the all too familiar dilemma facing working families: We can’t afford childcare. According to the Bank of America, child care payments rose 32% since 2019, making it the second largest expense for families,...
On May 9, Argentinian workers’ unions conducted a general strike in a show of opposition to the austerity measures and so-called reforms of recently elected radical libertarian President Javier Milei. Milei, who lists right-wing economist Milton Friedman and...
Since moratoriums on evictions were lifted following the first two years of the Covid-19 emergency, we know that eviction filings by landlords have again climbed to pre-pandemic levels. In the past year alone, a little over one million evictions were filed nationwide....
