"If a statement is going to be made by this league in solidarity and everyone standing up, it's got to start with them," he said. "If we're going to put pressure on the people in the country who make change, for accountability, it's got to start ...
In fact, Ocasio-Cortez, the New York congresswoman and a face of young progressives, and Castro, who set the 2020 presidential field's left flank on immigration, will be featured during the four-night convention. But Taylor's sentiment underscores the complexity in Biden's effort to corral the spectrum ...
... 20 candidates, all Republicans, except one independent, with varying levels of support for QAnon conspiracies, have advanced to November's general election. And now Marjorie Taylor Greene's name will be on the ballot as well. To look more closely at the rise and spread of the QAnon conspiracy on ...
... Friday, Mississippi recorded its highest single-day coronavirus-related fatality count, 52. As a community health technician, Taylor, 53, took the virus seriously from the start. She answered calls from tribe members with symptoms and delivered medicine. In June, she fell ill herself. Kristina Taylor, 18, one of Sharon's ...
“Would I like #challengeaccepted to have more of an activist bent? Absolutely," Vie said. "Do I want to say people are doing it completely wrong and they shouldn't bother posting? No, because you have to start somewhere.” Activists who work on women’s rights internationally say they are ...
Lisa Desjardins: OK, let's focus on some of these fascinating races. Let's start in Maine. Senator Susan Collins used to be the most popular U.S. senator of any party, or at least one of them. Now she is in the race of her life against Sara Gideon ...
... Wheeler. It was the 56th consecutive night of protests in Portland, most of them peaceful. But near the federal courthouse, tensions have been high. Wolfgang Taylor: One person throws a water bottle, and they start throwing tear gas at us and shooting us with rubber bullets and pepper bombs. Yamiche ...
The deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor have sparked a renewed dialogue on racism in America. Reform advocates want policy and institutional changes, but individuals are also asking how they can address their own inherent racism. Amna Nawaz talks to Ibram X. Kendi, author of "How to ...
... that started a long time ago and this movement will not be deterred," Harris said. She urged colleagues to "let the beginning be today" and start new talks toward a better bill. Both bills share common elements that could be grounds for a compromise. They would create a national database ...
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