Community control of police — an idea whose time has come
Briefly defined, community control means active citizen involvement in the policies, hiring and oversight of police.
Wayne Nealis
‘There’s nobody in America that’s prepared.’ Why?
Our health care system and private-sector manufacturing capacity proved woefully unprepared to respond to a pandemic.
Is rapprochement possible with Russia and China?
Should rapprochement take hold, a real “America first” economic renewal would be possible.
Thinking as a society on the insulin crisis and health care
For Americans’ health, it is time to think bigger and inclusively: all in, all covered, all paying a fair share.
On Venezuela, our government is lying to us again
Where does our Minnesota congressional delegation stand? With coup leaders and President Trump, or on the side of democracy and respect for sovereignty?
Democrats could compromise to win relief for undocumented immigrants
Public opinion appears to show it may be prudent for Democrats to agree to the $5 billion for President Donald Trump’s wall, in exchange for urgent relief needed for several million undocumented immigrants.
U.S. policies are a significant cause of the migrant crisis
What is missing from the immigration debate is how U.S. foreign policies in Central America contribute to the mass immigration symbolized by the caravan moving northward.
U.S. should stop threatening North Korea and negotiate
The first step is to stop insisting that North Korea end its nuclear program as a precondition for talks.
Democrats must stop playing defense on health care
To lead now means going on the offensive for single-payer national health insurance as envisioned in House Bill 676, the Expanded and Improved Medicare for All Act.
