Julia Conley is a staff writer whose work has appeared in various publications such as Common Dreams, Truthout, and Mesquite News. Her articles cover a range of topics including human rights, climate change, politics, and social justice issues. Julia's writing often focuses on holding those in power accountable and shedding light on important stories that may otherwise go unnoticed.
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By: Julia Conley
“The institutions of world finance have lost their muscle,” wrote more than 100 activists, celebrities, and political leaders. “You can be the leaders who bring them into the 21st century.”
By: Chris Walker
The Democratic House conference hasn’t formed an official position on how members should vote on such a measure.
By: Scotus, Eleanor Goldfield
As the court hearing took place, unhoused people and their allies rallied outside, demanding “housing, not handcuffs.”
By: Julia Conley
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggested Wednesday that he was dissatisfied with the arrests of hundreds of U.S. college students—some
By: Olivia Rosane
The rules limit emissions from existing coal and new gas-powered plants, but existing gas-powered plants are excluded.
By: Olivia Wood
Faculty are acting together, without a union, to break the law and stop work in order to protect the student movement.
By: Jake Johnson
“It is not antisemitic to hold you accountable for your actions,” Sen. Bernie Sanders said in a scathing statement.
By: Jake Johnson, Jeenah Moon-Pool, Sian Norris, Julia Conley, Heather Digby Parton, Chris Walker
The Supreme Court may delay rendering an opinion in the case until as late as July 3.
"The violent repression we're facing as peaceful anti-war protesters is appalling."
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