Please join IPS associates Steve Cobble and Bill Fletcher Jr. and IPS fellow Karen Dolan for an informative discussion about what the mid-term elections might mean for progressives and our various issues. Hear projections, analysis and responses. Engage in a lively discussion.
The Gulf oil spill rightly provoked congressional outrage at the perpetrators. But where was the outrage for the oil spill in 2006 in Lebanon?
The best way to address budget deficits is to put people back to work so they can pay their share of taxes.
When it comes to climate change, altruism and self-interest go hand in hand.
We’d be better served by a policy that redirected funds to drug prevention education and treatment in the United States.
Congress showed that it can pass legislation that helps hundreds of thousands of families. But refusal to expire the Bush tax cuts shows mixed priorities.
Undocumented farm workers have become scapegoats for our nation’s economic woes.
Sen. Al Franken is shaking up the Washington establishment on behalf of regular folks.
Who are we to tell other countries how to manage their elections?
The levy Rep. Stark has proposed isn’t likely to wallop your wallet or portfolio.
A judge’s job is to recognize and apply the values of the Constitution, and that isn’t something a robot can do.
GOP hysteria throws goodness, and American families, under the bus.
Either you’re too big to fail or too small to matter.
The GOP believes in standing up for the rich and powerful against the tyranny of the weak, but without having its lawmakers do it in public.
Instead of pinning the blame on Israel for flotilla tragedy, congressional Democrats are leaping to Israel’s defense.