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Even as Chicago struggles through mounting crime, public safety advocates expect that worse times are ahead as the ...

Charles Bruner: Democratic candidates must engage Republicans on child and family issues, speaking with passion and conviction.

Disaster these past two summers. hundreds of people have died, as the northwest has seen -- as head of the progressive caucus, where should congressional democrats next push on climate? if you are able to keep the house next month, where should that next push be? >> thats right, i come from washington state, and just two weeks ago, because of a fire, we have had more and more fires here. we have the most unhealthy air in the country during the second week of september. we have consistently seen ...

Good moment of good will to keep helping americans better, and helping people believe that if we all work together with the people, we can overcome every situation. even after the devastation of the hurricane. >> i know that you believe that, you and i have worked together, and i know that you live this and believe that. thank you, chef andrés, live in florida, thank you for all of the work that you do as well. joining me now is congresswoman formula -- who is a democrat of the state of washing...

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Rhode Island Rep. David Cicilline says he will address 'humanitarian crises, human rights abuses, and political upheaval' in the region

Cicilline bested Brad Schneider, who was favored by some pro-Israel insiders because of his close ties to Jewish groups.

Illinois was supposed to be the national model when government leaders pledged they’d use the 2020 legalization of marijuana to right the wrongs of the war on drugs that disproportionately harmed Black and Latino communities. Nearly three years later, those poised to benefit say they’re still stymied.

Last May a remarkable column by Stephen Kinzer appeared in the Boston Globe. It was headlined: "Republicans Return To Their Roots As The Antiwar - John V. Walsh for Antiwar.com Original

Porter's texts to the mayor show she was big mad her man didn't get special treatment.