The Senate struck down a measure that would have provided rail workers with seven sick days, already a step down from the 15 sick days they were demanding

Inflation and the economy are top concerns for the people of the US in the upcoming midterm elections. The Democrats address neither.

Rail workers voted to reject a new agreement between union and employer which they allege does not change the poor working conditions, especially lack of sick days and exhausting schedules

No one will walk out of prison solely due to Biden’s pardon as marijuana possession is almost entirely prosecuted at the State level. It is unclear if State governors will follow in Biden’s footsteps

Latin American nations are putting themselves on the front line for the sovereignty of certain countries, and are backing progressive processes in others

Thousands of families in the US have been struggling with a shortage of infant formula for over half a year, with attempts to resolve the situation undermined by industry interests

The struggle to regain abortion rights for millions of women in the US continues, while Biden makes repeated concessions to the right

Biden will be making his first visit to Israel as president between July 13 and July 15, and will also visit the occupied West Bank to meet Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas

The US has been Israel’s biggest financial sponsor for decades, enabling human rights violations. Biden’s upcoming trip to the region is expected to further affirm this relationship.

June 7 was a bad day for the secretary-general of the Organization of American States. During the Summit of the Americas, a young man declared to him what he is: an instigator of the coup in Bolivia.

The People’s Summit, organized and supported by social movements throughout the continents, will begin on two days after Biden’s Summit of the Americas

President Biden’s recent comments about defending Taiwan in case of a mainland invasion are unusually militaristic, even for the United States