The Notly-Anticipated Debut Of The Texas Voting Law
Monday marked the start of in-person early voting in Texas ahead of the state’s March 1st primary. Texas is just one of nearly 20 states that will hold elections this year with more restrictive voting...
15 Feb 202217min
The Little Trucker Blockade That Could
Canadian police began arresting those who were part of the ongoing so-called “Freedom Convoy” protests, yesterday. It’s been almost a week since demonstrators blocked the Ambassador Bridge between the...
14 Feb 202215min
I Know Who You Called Last January with Rep. Zoe Lofgren
The House January 6th Committee has found gaps in official phone logs from the White House on the day of the insurrection, during times when investigators know that former President Trump was making c...
11 Feb 202220min
A Slow Descent Into Maskless
Several states announced plans to lift mask mandates this week, but the federal government is taking a more cautious approach, and has communicated that hospitalizations and deaths are still high enou...
10 Feb 202219min
On Race, The NFL Fumbles The Ball
This weekend's Super Bowl LVI comes as the NFL is being sued by Brian Flores, a former head coach of the Miami Dolphins who has accused the league racial discrimination in hiring practices. To discuss...
9 Feb 202225min
Inside The Unionization Effort At Amazon
The White House released a report yesterday detailing how it wants to increase union participation and collective bargaining in the workforce amid historic lows in union membership across the U.S. Thi...
8 Feb 202215min
Showing Up For Trans Rights with Chase Strangio
South Dakota became the first state to pass an anti-trans bill in 2022 yesterday, and according to a report by the Human Rights Campaign, roughly 280 anti-trans bills will likely move through state le...
4 Feb 202219min
