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Progressive Hub combines the need to know with the imperative to act. It’s vital to learn the latest and to take action — and Progressive Hub is one website where you can do both. Every day.
Sponsored by RootsAction.org and the RootsAction Education Fund, this new site is a digital vehicle for the creative energy, passion and commitment of progressive activists and organizations around the United States and beyond. As we all continue to learn, we can all continue to organize — and change the world for the better.
Progressive Hub is dedicated to galvanizing people who are committed to economic fairness, equal rights for all, civil liberties, environmental protection and defunding endless warfare. We mobilize on such issues with consistent principles no matter what political party is in power. This is a dynamic hub for information and action — for people who will not be silent as the U.S. government continues to squander billions of dollars on militarism that causes destruction and hatred overseas while failing to meet human needs here at home. Source
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Search ArticlesAI Doesn’t Need ‘Superintelligence’ or Evil Intent to Start a Nuclear War
Neither extraordinary machine intelligence nor malicious intent is required for catastrophe to result.
30 Months After Uproar Over Jonathan Glazer's Oscar Speech, What Do His Pro-Israel Denouncers Say Now?
When director Jonathan Glazer gave the acceptance speech for his film The Zone of Interest at the 2024 Academy Awards, these words caused an uproar: “All our choices were made to reflect and confront us in the present. Not to say, ‘Look what they did then,’ rather ‘Look what we do now.’ Our film shows where dehumanization leads at its worst. It shaped all of our past and present.
Midterms Have Revived Universal Healthcare Debate. These States Are Ahead of Everyone.
States have often served as laboratories to test health policies later implemented nationally. By Markian Hawryluk, KFF Health News Democratic congressional members and candidates are already planning to use any midterm election gains to expand health coverage, including boosting Affordable Care Act subsidies, reversing Medicaid cuts, and lowering the Medicare eligibility age.
Nobel Peace Prize Turns Toward Peace in 2026
To have finally acknowledged someone whose work in any way addressed the horrors of Zionism is an encouraging sign from the Nobel Committee. By David Swanson, World BEYOND War The Nobel Peace Prize has just been awarded to Navi Pillay who is not, like last year’s laureate, pleading for the world’s largest military to attack her country. Nor is she, in the manner of various past laureates, waging war.
64 Groups to Congress: Start Preparing Tough and Effective Oversight Right Now
The question is not whether the public wants accountability, but whether Congress can conduct the meaningful oversight that exposes abuses of power, holds powerful corporate and political actors accountable, and points towards reforms that improve people’s lives. By 64 Organizations, Public Citizen Congress should prepare now for a robust, strategic, and effective oversight agenda of the administration, 64 groups said in a letter today.
Voters in Key States See AI Campaign Cash as More Politically Toxic Than AIPAC: Poll
“Candidates should seek support from the AI industry at their own peril.” By Jake Johnson, Common Dreams Polling data released Thursday shows that American voters in several key states view campaign cash from the artificial intelligence industry and Big Tech CEOs as more politically poisonous than donations from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Wall Street executives, and cryptocurrency firms.
Everything You’ve Been Told About Lethal Injection Is a Lie
Death by drugs is brutal—and designed for political optics. Christa Pike’s failed execution pulled back the curtain. By Arianna Coghill, Mother Jones In the months leading up to Christa Pike’s execution date, she and her legal team made it clear that she, the lone woman on Tennessee’s death row, 50 years old, wasn’t afraid to die. She was terrified of the execution itself. “Her greatest fear wasn’t dying,” attorney Stephen Ferrell told USA Today in a press conference.
British Support For Israel Is Shattering
There is not a single member of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office who believes that Israel, under any leadership, would allow a Palestinian state to be born By David Hearst, Middle East Eye A dam has burst in British politics. For as long as anyone can remember, this dam has held back public opinion on Palestine. It gave impunity to Israel’s most egregious attacks on Palestinians, by describing these attacks as the right to self defence.
I’ve Covered Death Row Cases for Nearly a Decade. What Happened to Christa Pike Wasn’t an Anomaly.
Several states have faced questions about the competence of their execution teams as major medical organizations have opposed participating in the procedures. By Keri Blakinger, ProPublica Over the course of two hours, witnesses watched and listened as Christa Pike cried, whimpered and snored through Tennessee’s attempt to execute her. By the end of it, executioners had given her two doses of the state’s lethal injection drugs.
Angie Nixon Says the Fight for Black Voting Power Demands Elected Officials ‘Get Louder’
As Black Floridians confront shrinking representation and political disillusionment, Nixon says the moment demands persistence. By Brandon Tensley, Capital B Angie Nixon has spent more than two decades advocating for Black and working-class communities in Florida. But the Jacksonville native didn’t make a splash on the national stage until she stunned many in her bid to become the state’s first Black senator.