
GREEN NEW DEAL: A vision for America to address both economic inequality and climate change.
In the last election, there were over 224 million American citizens over the age of 18 in the United States, and yet only around 157 million were registered to vote. The Sanders Institute and Senator Nina Turner investigate the complicated voter registration system in American politics.
Dr. Jane O'Meara Sanders sits down with Sanders Institute Founding Fellow and economist Dr. Stephanie Kelton to talk about Dr. Kelton's new report on the macroeconomic effects of student loan debt cancellation in the United States.
[by Prof. Jeffrey Sachs] The US demands that North Korea adhere to the provisions of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and on that basis has encouraged the UN Security Council to impose sanctions in pursuit of denuclearization. Yet the brazenness with which the US demands not true denuclearization, but rather its own nuclear dominance, is stunning.
There are two types of foreign policy: one based on the principle "might makes right," and one based on the international rule of law. The United States wants to have it both ways: to hold other countries accountable to international law while exempting itself. And nowhere is this truer than on the matter of nuclear weapons.
America's approach is doomed to fail. As Jesus declared, "all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword." Rather than perishing, it's time to hold all countries, including the US and other nuclear powers, accountable to the international rules of non-proliferation.
[by Prof. Robert Reich] Not long ago I visited some farmers in Missouri whose profits are disappearing. Why? Monsanto alone owns the key genetic traits to more than 90 percent of the soybeans planted by farmers in the United States, and 80 percent of the corn. Which means Monsanto can charge farmers much higher prices. Farmers are getting squeezed from the other side, too, because the food processors they sell their produce to are also consolidating into mega companies that have so much market power they can cut the prices they pay to farmers. This doesn’t mean lower food prices to you. It means more profits to the monopolists.
America used to have antitrust laws that stopped corporations from monopolizing markets, and often broke up the biggest culprits. No longer. It’s a hidden upward redistribution of money and power from the majority of Americans to corporate executives and wealthy shareholders.
Dr. Jane O'Meara Sanders talks with Dr. Stephanie Kelton about the results of a new report on creating a national jobs guarantee program.
GREEN NEW DEAL: A vision for America to address both economic inequality and climate change.
Pledge to reduce plastic waste
Restoring wolves nationwide: a campaign by Center for Biological Diversity
For the first time in our lives, we have a fighting chance to stop climate change.
Let's rebuild a Democratic Party that fights for a clear progressive vision.
One in every three bites of food we eat depends on bees and other pollinators.
Campaigns end. Revolutions endure.
350 is the most important number in the world. It's the safe line for our global climate and a start line for a global movement.
Art and visionary messages by Jim Carrey.
Bernie Sander's Vision for a Socialist America
An action plan to kick out lawmakers beholden to the gun lobby.
A 21st Century Vision for America: Guiding Principles for a Great Nation
It's time for a Brand New Congress
We’re not the leaders of this movement: you are.
1,000s of workers. 100s of cities. 1 movement. $15 and a union.
Join the Movement for a People's Party! The country is beyond ready for a new nationally viable progressive party.
Fighting for a fair future: We are proud to step up the fight for immigrant rights, affordable health care, and core American values — as NextGen America.
Healthy lands, healthy bodies equals a strong nation. It's time to move beyond meat and towards a sustainable (and tasty!) future.
Robert Reich examines America’s fragile democracy and its fight for survival; as income and wealth go to the top, more Americans are left behind. Now it’s up to those ordinary Americans to change the rules.
The road to a better you -- and better nation -- starts on your plate.
The benefits of public wildlands, explained
Gov. Jay Inslee: It's time for action on climate change
Economist Jeremy Rifkin presents an inspiring vision the future and hopeful narrative for the human race.
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