Tyler Walicek is a journalist and writer for Truthout, focusing on national issues in the United States. With a passion for social justice and political commentary, Tyler's articles shed light on topics such as labor rights, environmental pollution, LGBTQ+ issues, immigration policy, and the rise of right-wing ideologies. Through their writing, Tyler aims to challenge the status quo and advocate for a more equitable and inclusive society.
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By: Amy Goodman, Ashlie D. Stevens, Liz Theoharis, Zaher Nahle, Sam Knight, Chris Walker, Scott Heins, Sharon Zhang, Marjorie Cohn, Shailly Gupta Barnes, Julia Conley, Eleanor J. Bader, Tyler Walicek
With the Farm Bill up for reauthorization, any cuts to SNAP would devastate families struggling with food insecurity.
By: Paul Kiel, Arvind Dilawar, Tamara Pearson, Russ Buettner, Lewis Raven Wallace, Olivia Wood, Luis Feliz Leon, Yoav Litvin, Jane Slaughter, Kim Moody, Kelly Hayes, Tayfun Coskun, Jessica Corbett, Peter Handel, Ella Fassler, Tyler Walicek, Jon Queally, Naomi Lachance
A local International Longshore and Warehouse Union effort builds on decades of support for Palestinian liberation.
By: Chris Walker, Marilyn W. Thompson, Ashley Lopez, Kassandra Frederique, Al Drago, Aaron Mendelson, Kelly Hayes, Maritza Perez Medina, Sharon Zhang, Tyler Walicek, Amy Goodman
Pundits noted the "disastrous" decision "gives politicians the greenlight to racially gerrymander" elsewhere in the U.S.
By: Tyler Walicek
Slated to take effect July 1, the change to the federally mandated overtime policy will affect 4.3 million US workers.
By: Tyler Walicek
Organizers offer an inside look at the hard-fought “Uncommitted” campaign to pressure Biden on Gaza.
By: Tyler Walicek
The ultimate outcomes of recent lawsuits may have a precedent-setting impact amid the US’s affordable housing crisis.
Crypto may well be the most salient factor in Silicon Valley elite’s new willingness to endorse the right.
Punitive city policies are also woefully counterproductive, only perpetuating the very malady they purport to address.
By: Tyler Walicek
A bill aimed at reining the outsize power of pharmacy benefit managers made it to the governor’s desk for naught.
By: Tyler Walicek
The software programs empower self-appointed activist “election investigators” to attempt to knock voters off the rolls.
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