Economic Policy/Justice
Friday, January 24, 2025
Ohio's political landscape, 15 years after Citizens United
This week marks 15 years since the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. The ruling reshaped campaign …
Wednesday, January 22, 2025
Worker's coalition aims to address climate emergency, economic inequality
As President Donald Trump abandons a promise the U.S. made in Paris nearly a decade ago, organized workers across Colorado are joining forces to …
Wednesday, January 22, 2025
Ohio faces health care challenges as Medicaid funding wavers
As Congress debates potential cuts to Medicaid, a new report from Georgetown University sheds light on how these changes could disproportionately …
Tuesday, January 21, 2025
Addressing Ohio’s youth care crisis
Finding appropriate placements for youths entering Ohio's child welfare system has become increasingly difficult. Rachel Reedy, outreach and member …
What is VA’s economic forecast for 2025?
A new State of the Commonwealth report by Old Dominion University finds Virginia had a strong year in 2024. But researchers say challenges remain…
Report: Child poverty derails dream of MLK Jr.
In his 1963 "I Have a Dream" speech, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. condemned the poverty hindering Black Americans' rights and decades later, a new …
Possible cuts to Medicaid would hurt many AR families
A study by the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families shows most people who live in small towns and rural areas use Medicaid for healt…
What’s next for Appalachia's green energy economy?
The future looks promising for green energy and manufacturing in Appalachia, and states like West Virginia are slated to receive around $1 billion in …
Lawmaker fights for better health, housing for Michiganders
More Michigan residents need access to affordable housing and health insurance, according to a lawmaker pushing for change. Rep. Carrie Rheingans…
Vouchers, new speaker on TX lawmakers' to-do list
Members of the Texas Legislature are back in Austin for its 89th legislative session. After newly elected lawmakers are sworn in, members will vote …
ND to debate how close large livestock sites can sit near communities
In North Dakota, 2025 could be another year when the state puts out the welcome mat for the livestock industry. Following task force recommendations…
Nebraska farmers 'cautiously optimistic' about farm policy
Some farm advocates in rural America, including Nebraska, are calling on the Trump administration to continue investing in small communities…