When Texans desperately sought higher ground, Ted Cruz climbed to the Parthenon in Greece
Opinion: If Texas wants to avoid natural disasters in the future, it should first get rid of the do-nothing lyin’ Ted Cruz, writes John Casey
July 9, 2025
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Opinion: If Texas wants to avoid natural disasters in the future, it should first get rid of the do-nothing lyin’ Ted Cruz, writes John Casey
Opinion: With huge cuts to NOAA, climate initiatives, Medicaid, and rural hospitals, those in harm's way of nature’s fury have little hope, writes John Casey.
"It is up to us, the American people, to respond politically and say that it is unacceptable to harm the majority of Americans to make the very wealthiest a little better off,” Buttigieg said in an Instagram video.
Cuts to Medicaid, SNAP, and more will harm the community.
Opinion: When future generations look back on July 2025, they’ll see this moment when Republicans chose abject cruelty over compassion, writes John Casey
Republicans are advancing a "cruel reconciliation bill," Equality Caucus Chair Mark Takano says.
The Republican-passed House bill goes beyond limiting access for Medicaid recipients.
Amid a looming government shutdown, over 160 lawmakers advocate for LGBTQ+ rights in 2024 appropriations discussions.
About 15 percent of LGBTQ+ adults received SNAP benefits in the past year.
It would have terrible consequences for transgender Americans, impoverished LGBTQ+ people, and those living with HIV.
It's not an outright ban on the funding, but a new law says the state and its municipalities can opt out of payment.
The Missouri senator was visibly angry at the Republican ruse, telling her Utah colleague he's benefiting corporations at the expense of lower- and middle-class people.
Pocan grilled Russell Vought, one of the creators of the far-right policy blueprint, in a congressional hearing.
The Democratic governor called the bills "mean-spirited."
The Human Rights Campaign and ACLU lead the charge, with 63 groups, challenging discriminatory riders in congressional budget talks.