There are multiple similarities between Trump and the British monarch when looking at the 27 grievances the framers outlined in their 1776 declaration.
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Sen. Warren Slams Corrupt Congress, Tells CitiGroup: Dodd-Frank "Should Have Broken You Into Pieces"
Warren's rousing speech, condemning both Congress and one of the prime banks that has corrupted it, came late Friday night as legislators struggled to pass legislation to prevent a government shutdown.
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How Fear Of Occupy Wall Street Undermined the Red Cross's Sandy Relief Effort
Red Cross responders say there was a ban on working with the widely praised Occupy Sandy relief group because it was seen as politically unpalatable.
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Ethics In Advertising: #GamerGate Activists Press Forward Despite Media Backlash
Now rolling into to its fourth month, the video game consumer movement known as #GamerGate continues to evolve in scope and focus as it seeks to advocate for greater ethical standards in gaming journalism.
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Baroness’s "Poor People Don’t Know How To Cook" Remark Ignites Furor Over UK Food Poverty
Due to welfare cutbacks, rising food prices and unlivable wages, a growing number of people in Britain are having to resort to food banks as a means of staving off hunger.
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Tens Of Thousands March In New York, D.C., SF and Nationwide to Protest Police Killings
Tens of thousands of protesters streamed out of New York City's Washington Square Park on Saturday to protest the killings of unarmed black people by police officers, as part of the "Millions March NYC."
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On Sideline of Budget Crisis, Congress Protects 1 Million Acres of National Parks and Wilderness Areas
Dozens of land conservation bills, which were added to a defense spending bill approved on Friday, protect more than 1 million acres of national parks, wilderness areas, and wild and scenic rivers.
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Lima Climate Change Talks Reach Global Warming Agreement
The UN plan agreed Sunday is a crucial step towards a climate change deal due to be finalized in Paris next year – for the first time committing all countries, including developing nations, to cutting emissions.
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Endorsing Public Banks and Worker Coops, Amara Enyia Mounts a Mayoral Campaign In Chicago
What makes Enyia’s ideas about governing revolutionary is that they're policies which hardwire economic justice and sustainability into the institutions themselves.
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NGOs Are Getting Targeted and Hacked Like Corporations – But From a Different Source
A report released last month explores the often overlooked digital risk environment for NGOs and other groups.
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Millions March December 13 As Anger Over Police Violence Sweeps the Nation
We are continuing where the freedom fighters of the Civil Rights Movement left off – we are a new generation of young multiracial activists willing to take up the torch and we’re not going to stand for this anymore.
