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Grassroots Movement in Illinois Is Resisting Corporate Grab of Water Systems
People in southern Illinois are storming into city meetings and making public records requests in the battle over water.
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FISA Section 702 Isn’t the Only Way the Government Spies on Our Communications
Telecom companies also strip privacy en masse from incarcerated people and those who communicate with them.
AI Oligarchs Enjoy Superyachts as Their Data Centers Degrade Communities
Communities fighting data centers refuse to be sites for extraction that help megabillionaires purchase more mansions.
Israeli Forces Have Killed US Citizens. Congress Wants to Deepen Military Ties.
Section 219, a measure to integrate parts of the Israeli and US militaries, could provide more cover for Israeli crimes.
Elon Musk’s Super PAC Plans to Spend Up to $120 Million in Midterm Races
The spending will likely target “get out the vote” efforts for Republican candidates in multiple House and Senate races.
Stevens Posts Bizarre, Racist Rant Against El-Sayed as He Surges Ahead in Polls
The Stevens campaign has already faced scrutiny over some of her backers’ racist and Islamophobic messaging.
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Missouri Ballot Measure Attempts to Undermine Voters’ Influence Over Policy
If passed, Amendment 4 could make it substantially more difficult for citizen-led constitutional amendments to succeed.
Trump’s Brutal Blockade on Cuba Harkens Back to the Days of US Invasions
Cuba’s humanitarian crisis is the latest episode in a 128-year struggle for control over the island.
Israel and US Ridiculed for Reportedly Considering “Land Blockade” of Iran
This would be an enormous undertaking and involve sending US troops to several non-ally countries.
Swing District Voters Want Major Change. That Could Help Democratic Socialists.
Two-thirds of voters said that “the country’s political and economic systems need fundamental change,” the poll found.
India’s “Cockroach Movement” Woke Up a Nation. But Is It Already Asleep Again?
India’s Gen Z-led movement confronted Modi, but some see it as a missed opportunity for transformational change.
Access to Abortion in Kansas Is at Stake August 4 — But Voters May Not Know It
Kansas’s safe haven status is now threatened again by abortion opponents who have decided to simply rewrite the rules.
The Odyssey Is Facing a Boycott for Filming in Occupied Western Sahara
The film’s producers have provided legitimacy to the illegal occupation by accepting subsidies from the Moroccan state.
Disease Researchers Blame DOGE Cuts for Spiraling Cyclospora Outbreak
Public health agencies are struggling to mount an effective response with less resources and fewer staff.
ICE
This Developer Went From Financial Peril to Billion-Dollar Deals for DHS
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Documents Show TSA Shares Passengers’ Personal Information With ICE
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How Do We Sustain Momentum for the Anti-ICE Movement Over Time?
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This Activist Was Targeted by ICE for Criticizing Colombia’s President-Elect
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ICE Poised to Ramp Up Arrests of Haitians as Deportation Protections Set to End
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When a Fascist Organization Set Up Shop in Their Town, Residents Fought Back
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ICE to Reopen Private Prison as Massive North Carolina Detention Center
“People keep looking to Hungary, to Putin’s Russia, even to Nazi Germany to understand how authoritarianism takes hold. We don’t have to leave our own country to find those examples.”
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Struggle and Solidarity: Writing Toward Palestinian Liberation
Gaza’s Streets and Markets Have Become Dumping Grounds for Medical Waste
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Babies in Gaza Die Preventable Deaths Due to Medical Shortages Imposed by Israel
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Israel Continues to Shoot Children in the Head During the Gaza Ceasefire
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In Gaza, Fathers Can’t Promise Their Children Food, Safety, or Even Survival
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Gaza Soccer Player Who Dreamed of Competing in World Cup Can Now Barely Watch It
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New Cafés in Gaza Can’t Conceal Tent Cities and Mountains of Rubble
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Israel Has Engineered a Deadly Shortage of Medications and Health Care in Gaza