EDITORIALS

When President Trump sued the Treasury Department for $10 billion, the complaint concerned the leak of his tax returns by the IRS to the New York Times. Given that Trump had repeatedly promised to release his tax returns during his initial run for President in 2016, the amount was rather absurd; and further, all presidents since Richard Nixon had released theirs. Judge Kathleen Williams questioned whether there was an actual controversy, since the IRS answers to the President

One of the biggest challenges for successful organizing at the grassroots level is to overcome what is known as the collective action problem. In collective action theory public goods are things that, once made available, can be enjoyed by everyone. People cannot be excluded just because they did not contribute. An example is a municipal park. Assuming there is not a fence with a gatekeeper, no one can be excluded from it whether or not they contributed to the costs of provid

We're Behind Gies - And Here's Why

Here's what's happening in Buffalo's ICE Detention Facility, and what our representatives have to say about it.

Americans have a right to free and fair elections - here's how the GOP is undermining them under the guise of "safety".

Trump's reckless leadership is putting long-held alliances at risk and turning the world against us - and what our Rep. Langworthy has to say (or not) about it.

Representative Langworthy twists himself into knots defending the Energy Choice Act - but it was never about choice or affordability.

Why U.S. strikes in Venezuela raise alarms about escalation, safety, and erosion of democratic norms.

The truth about Rep. Langworthy selling fear and ignoring the facts about immigration, the protest movements, and the real impact of ICE in WNY.