This is the fist bump everyone needs to be talking about.
Ted Cruz and fellow Republicans celebrating after blocking a bill to help toxin-exposed veterans survive.
Elon Musk told the United Nations he would give them $6 billion to end world hunger if they showed him a detailed plan of how they would use the money. They called his bluff and gave him their plan— and then they never got the money. Now he’s buying Twitter for $45 billion.
A Supreme Court justice’s spouse was a part of an active plot to overturn the most recent presidential election and participated in a rally that led to an insurrection in our nation’s Capitol. This won’t be the top news story today, but it matters.
Last year, oil & gas companies made $174 billion in profits. This year they're on track to make more. We cannot allow big oil to use Ukraine & "inflation" as an excuse to rip-off Americans. I'm proud to join @SenWhitehouse to introduce a windfall profits tax. Let's get it done.
Only in America do service workers have to find a replacement when they get sick.
They have to spend unpaid time begging people to fill their shift - all for the privilege of getting an unpaid day off at home, unable to go to the doctor because they don't have health insurance.
Your reminder that a majority of the current nine Supreme Court justices — all appointed for life — were put there by presidents who lost the popular vote.
Does anyone else see a problem with this picture?
It's not "free healthcare" or "free childcare." We pay for these things with our taxes. It's just that we choose to prioritize these expenses over endless wars and fossil fuel industry subsidies.
Don't let them define the debate.
Why is it considered to be 'no big deal' for some of my colleagues to want to spend some $778 BILLION annually in defense spending, but the second we suggest that MAYBE we should invest in the needs of working class people, well, oh my God, the sky is falling!
Disgraceful.
So much angst over 10 million open jobs and no one pointing out how 13 million people have to work multiple jobs to survive.
Maybe we should focus less on filling bad part-time jobs and focus more on the people who just want one good full-time job?
anyway I would just urge millionaires who dont want to get vaxxed to think about the people around them who maybe dont have jobs that pay them if they call out sick and who dont have access to the best doctors and treatments money can buy
In case you missed it, the wealthiest 1 percent of Americans now own a record-breaking one-third of all shares of stock, and the richest 10 percent own almost 90 percent of all shares.
Never in the history of this country has corporate wealth been more concentrated.
Future historians — if there are any future historians, that is, if civilization doesn't collapse — will be astonished that we let the planet burn for the sake of an industry that employs less than 3 percent of workers even in West Virginia