The Human Rights Campaign joined a coalition of organizations at a press conference on February 14th for the introduction of[…]
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HRC Praises Bush Administration’s Proposed Budget Increases That Will Help People Living With HIV/AIDS
The Human Rights Campaign recently applauded the Bush administration’s decision to increase spending in its proposed budget for key programs[…]
Read moreGive The Working Poor A Break
Does it make sense to make it more difficult for America’s working poor families—who can barely make ends meet as[…]
Read moreClosing the Opportunity Gap
With all due respect to the President’s tax initiative, there were two other developments on the economic news front last[…]
Read morePutting Faith To Work
It goes without saying that churches and faith-based organizations of all kinds have for decades played a vital role in[…]
Read moreThe Greening Of Ezra, Part Two: What Does It Mean To Go Green?
This short series of reports deals with the greening of a family, as much as my own personal greening. However,[…]
Read moreArmy Corps Delays Missouri River Dam Reforms Until 2003
In a letter to the US Army Corps of Engineers, 24 environmental groups said the Army Corps’ decision to delay[…]
Read moreIndustry Presses EPA To Derail Historic Clean Air Program For Nat’l Parks
On Earth Day 1999, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a ground-breaking program to restore clean air to some[…]
Read moreBegging His Pardon
Amongst all the partisan blather and vindictive verbiage over the Clinton pardons in the mainstream media, one would be hard[…]
Read moreEnvironmental Defense Calls FDA Biotech Foods Proposals Unpalatable
On January 17th, Environmental Defense sharply criticized weak proposals by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) concerning oversight and labeling[…]
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