Truthout
Tennessee Is Days Away From Executing a Sexual Assault Victim
Christa Pike’s lethal injection is booked for September 30. She may be the first woman Tennessee executes in 200 years.
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No English Test for You: Trump’s Campaign Against Iran Now Targets Education
By restricting access to standardized tests, the US is effectively blocking Iranians from applying to schools abroad.
Trump Admin Boots 760K Individuals From ACA Exchanges, Citing Alleged Fraud
One critic decried the move as “a political stunt designed to throw even more people off their coverage.”
Trump Threatens Iran With Genocide in Address to UN General Assembly
“Do I drive them into hell with no chance of survival and no hope of future greatness or generations?” he said.
We’re Already Living Through Journalism’s Dystopian Future
AI is devouring our industry and undermining access to factual information. We all have a duty to fight back.
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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ICE “Disappears” Thousands Ordered to Be Deported From Detainee Locator
This could make it “nearly impossible” for some people to challenge their deportation orders, an attorney said.
Trump Compares AI Warnings to Past Climate Fears He Wrongly Says Were a “Hoax”
Millions of people have died as a direct result of the climate crisis.
Mass Protest Planned Against Netanyahu’s UN Speech in NYC Thursday
Netanyahu is attempting to “insult and demean the international system” with his visit, one activist said.
This Rising Leftist Party Hopes to Turn Back Germany’s Fascist Wave
The leftist Die Linke party won the most votes in Berlin, even as the far right AfD won a state election in the north.
The National Security Exception Was Never Going to Stop at Prosecuting Muslims
For 25 years, the US ran a parallel legal system targeting Muslims. It now reaches activists, immigrants, and the left.
Big Tech Is Trampling Native Treaty Rights to Build Data Centers
Tribal consultation isn’t optional, but the corporations building data centers in New Mexico are acting like it is.
Walking September 11’s Other Crime Scenes
Millions had fled along the highway I had taken. Behind them Iraq was riven, its wounds pried open and left unsutured.
Arab Americans Feel Betrayed After Michigan Grants $1M to Israeli Contractor
Rep. Rashida Tlaib says Capture Systems has “no place in our state and should not be receiving a dime of public funds.”
Palestine
Israel Detains Palestinian American Journalist Reporting on Settler Violence
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US Once Again Denies Palestinian Officials Visas to Attend New York UN Meeting
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War-Damaged Building in Gaza Collapses, Killing 21, as Gaza Remains Unlivable
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“Logic of Elimination” Drives Israel’s Policies in the West Bank, Report Finds
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Deportation Case of Palestinian Activist Salah Sarsour Tests First Amendment
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130 Legal Experts Urge Burnham to Expand UK’s Sanctions on Israeli Settlements
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AIPAC’s Network Has Already Spent $67.2 Million to Shape the Midterm Elections
“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
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
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New Yorkers Are Pushing Their State to Stop Investing Millions in Israel Bonds