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Berlin’s Pledge to Socialize a Quarter Million Apartments Faces Obstruction

Politicians and corporate landlords have tried to block the plan, but voters have a chance to push back in new election.

By: Molly Shah ,; TheRealNewsNetwork

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In Utah, Trans Teens’ Health Is at Risk After Gender-Affirming Care Ban

After vetoing an anti-trans sports bill last year, Gov. Spencer Cox signed the first gender-affirming care ban of 2023.

By: Orion Rummler ,; The19th

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Education & Youth

How Chicago Teachers Stopped a Toxic Polluter From Poisoning Their Students

The victory against General Iron and Mayor Lori Lightfoot points the way to clean, green and fully funded schools.

By: Lauren Bianchi ,; LaborNotes

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Immigration

Nearly 1,000 Migrant Kids Separated From Families Under Trump Still Not Reunited

While Biden's DHS attempts to reunite families divided under Trump, it continues to separate others through deportation.

By: Julia Conley ,; CommonDreams

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Education & Youth

Students and Parents Are Fighting to Save NYC’s Imperiled School Libraries

New York City law requires every school to have a staffed library, but students are increasingly left without one.

By: Emily Drabinski ,; Truthout

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Economy & Labor

Massive Inequality Is a “Concerted Elite Class Project,” Says Heather Gautney

It’s no accident that inequalities have widened under entrenched corporate power, says sociologist Heather Gautney.

By: Derek Seidman ,; Truthout

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Politics & Elections

Recording Shows WI Trump Campaign Official Knew He Didn’t Lose by Fraud

The former head of Trump's 2020 campaign in Wisconsin acknowledged that Democrats did a better job turning out the vote.

By: Chris Walker ,; Truthout

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Politics & Elections

Sanders, Warren Condemn GOP’s “Disgusting” Move to Silence Ilhan Omar

“What a disgraceful day for the House,” wrote Sanders.

By: Sharon Zhang ,; Truthout

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Politics & Elections

Court of Appeals Rules That Domestic Abusers Can Own Guns

Abusers are five times more likely to kill their female victims if they have access to guns, according to one report.

By: Chris Walker ,; Truthout

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Economy & Labor

Unemployment Hits New Half-Century Low as Job and Hour Growth Soar in January

The prior two months’ data was also revised up, bringing the average gain over the last three months to 356,000 jobs.

By: Dean Baker ,; TheCenterforEconomicandPolicyResearch

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