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To End Iran War, Democrats Need New Leadership — and a New Approach
Democrats must now reject Schumer and Jeffries’s hawkish status quo on Iran and fully embrace diplomacy.
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1.4 Million People in Gaza Live in Tents. Winter Storms Can Be a Death Sentence.
Making unlivable conditions even more dire, flooding in Gaza is just the first disaster of a long winter to come.
Schumer, Who’s More Unpopular Than Trump, Gets a Challenger for Majority Leader
Trump has hit record low approval ratings during his second term, but even fewer Americans approve of Schumer.
DHS Brags That It Has Deported Over 483,000 People Over the Past Year
During Trump’s second term, immigrants have frequently been deported to countries where they face immediate danger.
Taxpayer Alliance Against Genocide Calls on ICC to Arrest Trump, Rubio Over Gaza
The alliance accused Trump and Rubio of aiding and abetting “genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity in Gaza.”
Refugee Rights Groups Sue to Stop Canada From Handing Over Asylum Seekers to ICE
The lawsuit says handing asylum seekers over to the abuse-perpetrating US is a violation of Canada’s constitution.
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Fresh Off Electoral Defeat on Iran War, Trump Floats New Military Front in Cuba
The Trump administration’s fuel blockade has already been likened to an act of war by critics.
Poll: Most US Voters Want a Popular Vote Model for Picking Future Presidents
Democrats in several states have indicated support for the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
ICE’s Own Investigations Reveal Deaths in Custody Caused by Medical Neglect
Internal ICE investigations have found that 23 individuals died in 2025 after a lack of proper medical care.
The Midterms Have Changed the Game. Now What?
“It’s important to keep in mind that elections remove people, but they don’t remove infrastructure,” says Scot Nakagawa.
Paulo Freire’s Revolutionary Approach to Literacy Still Threatens Those in Power
The new documentary Reading the World reveals how teaching literacy in Brazil became a struggle for political power.
WWII Sparked Anti-Fascist Ideas Among War Workers. What Lessons Can We Learn?
Historian Tejasvi Nagaraja explains how wartime mobilization generated wider organizing around labor, race, and empire.
Impeachment Won’t Undo Hegseth’s Christian Nationalist Remake of Defense Dept
As calls for his impeachment mount, Hegseth is further entrenching his violent legacy of Christian supremacy and sexism.
“Green Economic Populism” Candidates Won 39 Out of 56 Races for Congress
Support for climate action tied to the economy was also visible in the results of state-level ballot initiatives.
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Alex Karp Says Palantir Is “Progressive” Now, Months After Fascist Manifesto
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Texas Democrats Take Aim at Data Centers, Flock Cameras and Immigration Enforcement
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After Elections, CoreCivic Urges ICE to “Move Quickly” on Finalizing Contracts
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LA’s DSA Rep.-Elect Says She Won’t Back Hakeem Jeffries for House Speaker
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After ICE Terror, Poll Finds 61 Percent of Latino Voters Say They’ll Vote Blue
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Early Voting Surge Signals Trump’s Voter Suppression Efforts Are Floundering
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Bessent: “Waste of Our Time” to Probe ICE’s Strange $500M Prison Purchase
“I heard my children shouting from inside, ‘Water is coming in!’ We wondered where it was coming from. We thought we had secured everything, but then we found water seeping in from all sides.”
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Movement Memos
AI Is Class Warfare. Workers Are Fighting Back.
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How Communities Are Fighting AI Data Centers and Winning
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Activists Are Preparing to Defend Elections This November
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Artificial Intimacy Is Changing Who We Are
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Organizing for Survival in an Era of Climate Chaos
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Silicon Valley’s Billionaire Cults Are Coming for Democracy
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You Can’t Drink Data: Native Communities Are Resisting the AI Death Cycle