The media would do well to recognize that just about every movement for a just society started with a small number of citizens

By Ralph Nader, May 21, 2021 As Senator, Vice President, and now President, your self-promoted/displayed empathy has a problem. You can’t seem to connect the Israeli military powerhouse’s occupation to the oppression and destruction of innocent Palestinian civilians, illegal seizure of Palestinian land/water, and daily violations of U.S. and international law. Israel’s military is deliberately bombing these families, the offices ...

A professor of Anthropology described her as letters revealing “…the dignified role that disagreement can play in democratic and scholarly discourse.”

By Ralph Nader, February 25, 2021 James Ridgeway formally majored in English in the late 1950s, but he really majored in “Reporting” as the editor of the Daily Princetonian. Imagine what it took to put out a daily college newspaper. He had it all in spades and proved it over the next sixty years, with quiet energy and a boundless ...

It is never too late for more institutional infusions toward a just society.

"The more Americans know where their country is heading, the more they may just want to work for a better future...."

The nationwide street protests following the gruesome murder of George Floyd, who was pinned to the ground and choked by a Minneapolis police officer and three accomplices, were spontaneous and diverse. No leaders, charismatic or otherwise put out the call for people to turn out in the face of militarized police legions. It was a wondrous display of civic self-respect. ...

With Wall Street’s Robert Rubin and Michael Bloomberg coming out for a financial transaction tax, can the son of Mario Cuomo be much far behind?

Just dial your member or the Congressional switchboard (202-224-3141) and make your needs known. Remind them that if they don’t get back to work, you’ll remember in November.

Many of us have heard that the Chinese character for “crisis” is also the character for “opportunity.”

Secret government has its direct consequences for the American people, and abdication of congressional checks on the Executive Branch is harmful and cowardly.