Why does it seem like there’s always enough money to give more and more tax breaks to the richest people in America, but never enough money to support those who need it most: the unemployed, those struggling to put food on their tables, our children’s teachers. Could it be that the two are… gasp!… related?
Yes, Wisconsin theater-nerd protesters: We do hear the people sing. And it sounds a thousand times better than another “Hey hey, ho ho” chant.
If you’ve been wondering why the protests in Wisconsin and Ohio are such a big deal, this video breaks it all down.
Fully 85% of Americans, across the political spectrum, believe that corporations have too much power. Here’s a great new video explaining why—and what we can do about it—from the same all-star team that made The Story of Stuff.
Libya’s delusional Moammar Gadhafi claims, “They love me! All my people love me!”
Where did all of America’s cookies go? The CEO ate ’em.
What do monkeys and babies intuitively know that we don’t? That empathy can save the world.
On Saturday, February 26th, Americans in all 50 states rallied to show solidarity with the people of Wisconsin, and to save the American Dream. It was a beautiful, powerful sight.
Maine Governor Paul LePage isn’t worried about the side-effects of the toxic chemical BPA. It’s no big deal to him if it causes women to grow little beards.
In one of the most neighborly moments in Congressional history, Mister Rogers testified in 1969 to a Senate subcommittee in defense of PBS and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. It’s wonderful:
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