Far-right legislative obstructionists who are part of the State Freedom Caucus Network appear to be well on their way to taking over Wyoming’s state House next session.
Investigating Power
by Don Wiener |
Far-right legislative obstructionists who are part of the State Freedom Caucus Network appear to be well on their way to taking over Wyoming’s state House next session.
by Ashley Green |
In light of Donald Trump’s mockery of Vice President Kamala Harris and GOP attempts to discredit her as a DEI hire, it’s important to consider how Project 2025 seeks to eradicate DEI policies at all levels of government –– and what this would mean for Americans.
by David Armiak |
On April 30, the Indiana-based Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF), a right-wing litigation group, filed a lawsuit in Wisconsin to gain greater access to voter registrations in the state as part of its national campaign to purge voter rolls. The group has filed similar lawsuits in at least eight other states this election cycle.
by David Armiak |
Americans for Citizens Voting is partnering with ALEC to pass noncitizen amendments in at least 11 more states.
by Don Wiener |
An investment arm of the largest private company in the U.S. — Koch, Inc. — is investing in an agricultural business venture that will provide corporations with carbon offsets while pulling local natural resources from almost 7.2 million acres of land in three West African countries.
by Juliana Broad |
Starting today, public school teachers in one of the country’s largest school districts are voting on whether to keep their current union — a longstanding local affiliate of a national teachers union — or join a newly formed employee organization that has the financial backing of a notorious anti-union advocacy group.
National Education Policy Center — 9/19/2024
Institute for Public Accuracy — 9/18/2024
Washington Spectator — 9/17/2024
CNN — 9/14/2024
The Guardian — 9/13/2024
Common Dreams — 9/13/2024
MinnPost — 9/11/2024
Inequality.org — 9/5/2024