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Starving the Poor to Feed the Rich
Why is food for children, families, people with disabilities, workers, and seniors on the chopping block? To fund tax breaks for the rich.
Each Cup of Coffee You Drink Celebrates Arab American History
Yemeni coffee houses are sprouting up around the U.S., preserving a culture threatened by war — and enriching our own.
Immigrants Are Our Neighbors. Isn’t That Enough?
There’s reams of data showing the benefits of immigration. But at the end of the day, compassion doesn’t have to be complicated.
Trump and Musk Are Trying to Kill Social Security
While Trump pretends he wants to save Social Security, Elon Musk is strangling the program with bureaucratic red tape.
To End Homelessness, Invest in Harm Reduction
Homelessness and substance use disorder are closely linked, but many people struggling with both are unable to get the help they need.
With Congress Preparing a “Fiscal Tsunami,” States Can Choose Differently
GOP lawmakers want to slash taxes on the rich and services for the rest. But several states are showing there’s another path.
If You Think Eggs Are Expensive, Wait Till You See Trump’s Pentagon Budget
Breaking down your tax bill in terms of egg prices.
Still Need to File Taxes? Try IRS Direct File!
In a time of rising costs, Americans in 25 states can now file their taxes for free. To protect and expand this program, more of us need to use it.
Libraries Are Priceless — And They Need Our Support
Slashing federal library funding will have devastating repercussions, especially in rural areas and small towns.
The “Hands Off” Rallies Were Patriotism in Action
The gatherings were a call to our fellow Americans to defend what’s best about our country.