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Critics have accused South Dakota's Kristi Noem—who's expected to run for president—of "playing games with vulnerable children."

As the Biden administration continues to warn of a "looming" attack, anti-war advocates urge diplomacy and dedication to playing "a cooperative and constructive role in this new multipolar world."

"Between blocking healthcare access for tens of thousands, gutting our state's education and public health systems, and refusing to adequately address the opioid epidemic or rising property taxes, LePage's tenure was a disaster for Maine people," said the chair of the state's Democratic Party.

Gerrymandered congressional districts come alongside a wave of GOP voter suppression laws.

"Even Americans who don't carry student debt themselves are sympathetic and are supportive of loan forgiveness."

"Neither Congress nor the courts nor the White House can afford to slumber while the threat of authoritarianism grows and festers in the open," a new letter states.

"This empirical work by independent scholars," said one environmental scholar, proves what climate activists have argued all along.

"Our country's system of capital punishment is broken," the group said in a new joint statement.

World governments are spending $1.8 trillion annually to support fossil fuel emissions, deforestation, water pollution, and other harms to biodiversity and the planet.

"Unelected, undemocratic pharmaceutical companies cannot continue to dictate the global distribution of vaccines," write dozens of youth and student groups in an open letter.