Truthout
Trump’s Dismantling of Student Loan Aid Is Crashing Down on Debtors This Week
Organizers are calling to stop the collections, the wage garnishments, and the credit score reductions.
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AI Company Leaders Capitalize on Fear to Lobby for Regulations That Suit Them
We can’t let AI companies launder responsibility for tools they created.
Trump Ads Could Be Grounds for Impeachment, Former WH Ethics Lawyer Says
The White House maintains that the pro-Trump ads paid for by the government are merely “public service announcements.”
Iranian Strike Wounded 8 US Marines, Report Says as US Rejects Ceasefire Offer
Despite US casualties approaching 900, Trump rejected Iran’s offer for ceasefire talks over the weekend.
Climate Crisis Made Rare East Coast Nor’easter Up to 50 Times More Likely
Massive rainfall, heavy flooding, high wind speeds, and tall ocean waves were all reported due to the storm.
Organizers Aim to Thwart Purchase of Israel Bonds by World’s Largest Investor
Palm Beach County, Florida, has invested $1 billion in Israel Bonds — more than any other single investor in the world.
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Khanna Says Trump Impeachment About “Setting a Standard” of Accountability
Polling demonstrates that a majority of Americans approve of the idea of impeaching the president.
Top Trump Officer Posts Video of Him Partying in a Tuxedo, Spraying Champagne
A recent study found that the top 0.1 percent have gained 8,000 times more wealth than the average household since 2024.
“Restrictive Housing” Is Wielded as Punishment Against Trans People in Prison
I am being locked up 23 hours a day with no human interaction. I believe I am being punished for being transgender.
Incarcerated Women Are Pushing for Decarceration, Not “Trauma-Informed” Prisons
Organizers discuss how they are fighting new women’s prisons in Vermont, Massachusetts, and Illinois.
The Movement to Abolish ICE Is Gaining Momentum
As activists rally around federal legislation to dismantle ICE, Amnesty International joins the call for abolition.
Iranian American Organization Sues Trump to Demand End to War on Iran
“Billions have been taken out of our pockets to wage an illegal war that has no end in sight,” one advocate said.
Pro-Palestine Stanford Students Celebrate Dismissal of Harsh Charges
All charges were dropped against the students, who could have faced prison for “conspiracy to trespass” and vandalism.
Forced Psychiatric Care Can Feel Like a “Forever Sentence,” Victims Say
Patients describe serious harms, including high coercion and a systematic lack of due process.
Palestine
Israeli Attacks on Water Leave Palestinians in Masafer Yatta Struggling to Survive
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Over 100 Protesters Arrested at Peaceful Sit-In Ahead of Netanyahu’s UN Speech
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Florida Files Lawsuit Against The New York Times for Alleged Anti-Israel Bias
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Israel Damaged 82 Percent of Gaza’s Buildings. Collapses Are Burying Us Alive.
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Women and Youth Are at the Forefront of the Struggle for Palestinian Liberation
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Shooter of Palestinian College Students Convicted After 3 Years
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Mass Protest Planned Against Netanyahu’s UN Speech in NYC Thursday
“The ‘war on terror’ was designed to have no borders and no end, and the legal machinery built to wage it at home was drafted in the same way.”
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Struggle and Solidarity: Writing Toward Palestinian Liberation
Israel Damaged 82 Percent of Gaza’s Buildings. Collapses Are Burying Us Alive.
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War Has Produced Lasting Severe Delays in Gaza’s Divorce and Custody Rulings
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Gazans Feel Despair as Israeli Officials Cement Plans for Permanent Occupation
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Widespread Poverty in Gaza Is Forcing Children to Become Breadwinners
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Israel’s Quadcopter Drones Have Become a Weapon of Everyday Killing in Gaza
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Digital Freelance Work Is a Lifeline for Gazans. Israel Is Cutting It Off.
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Gaza Journalists Released From Israeli Jails Say Their Jobs Made Them Targets