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Unanimous Consent!
The U.S. Senate has unanimously consented to release the Epstein files, marking a significant bipartisan effort led by Democrats and supported by select Republicans. The bill now awaits the President's signature.
The Illusion Of The Markdown
Retailers employ strategic pricing tactics to entice consumers with the illusion of discounts, while maintaining profit margins at the expense of low-wage workers and exploiting the psychological allure of sales.
U.S. Traded Global Leadership At The G20 For Conspiracy Theories Rooted In Racist Lies
The Trump administration's decision to boycott the G20 summit represents a significant withdrawal of U.S. leadership in global economic and social policy. This move is expected to have extensive implications for both the United States and the international community.
Reverend Jesse Jackson’s Leadership: A Beacon Of Hope And Resilience
Reverend Jesse Jackson has long served as a beacon of hope for Black America, guiding communities to sustain hope amidst adversity and inspiring successive generations of leaders to dismantle barriers and build coalitions.
It Takes GOP Courage, Not Compromise
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has resigned from the House of Representatives following her public criticism of President Trump, underscoring the significance of adhering to one's sworn oath and the ethical pitfalls of compromising integrity for political gain.
On Giving Tuesday, Give Back
Giving Tuesday serves as a pivotal moment to reflect on the role of philanthropy in addressing societal inequities, urging individuals to align their generosity with justice and contribute to the repair of systemic disparities.
Nancy Pelosi’s Leadership: A Legacy of Advocacy for Vulnerable Communities
Nancy Pelosi's legacy is marked by her unwavering commitment to the most vulnerable, her steadfast defense of democracy, her promotion of diversity, and her efforts to expand economic opportunity. She leaves behind a blueprint for future leaders to emulate.
The Dept. Of Education Is Critical After All
Lindsey Burke, who authored the education chapter in Project 2025, has been appointed Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Programs at the U.S. Department of Education. The Trump administration is now implementing several of her proposals, signaling a significant restructuring of the federal education system.
Governor Hochul Can Lead The Nation In Gene Therapy Access For Our Children
Governor Kathy Hochul has established a robust framework for advancing healthcare innovation and children's health in New York. However, the recent decision by New York's Drug Utilization Review Board to pause Medicaid coverage for Sarepta Therapeutic's FDA-approved gene therapy, Elevidys, stands in stark contrast to her dedication to accessible healthcare.
Concerns Mount Over Democracy’s Future As 2026 Elections Approach
As America nears its 250th anniversary, the nation confronts an election cycle burdened by an overstressed system. A vote-at-home system emerges as the most viable solution to simplify and secure elections, ensuring they are befitting of this historic milestone.
