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Trump Admin Giving $1M to Group Studying Crime Against White South Africans
The new award comes after the administration cut human rights funding to nations in crisis.
Mississippi Ballot Monitors Say They’re Being Shut Out of Vote Counting
Volunteers say they are navigating confusion and obstacles while trying to ensure a transparent counting process.
Flooding in Gaza Destroys 70,000 Tents as Israel Continues to Block Aid
The Palestinian Health Minister warned of “a catastrophic deterioration in health and environmental conditions" in Gaza.
As AI Threatens Tech Workers, Their Workplaces Become Sites of Class Struggle
We must develop new modes of organizing that go beyond a narrow focus on labor law and shop floor issues.
Global Youth Rising Up Know There’s No Democracy Without Economic Justice
Youth around the world are rising up against capitalism and for democracy.
Extreme Flooding in US Southwest May Foreshadow a Disastrous El Niño Winter
Historically, the phenomenon boosts precipitation in the southern US. This may be a glimpse at the pain to come.
The Navajo Nation Just Elected Its First Woman President
The Navajo Nation isn't alone. The Seneca Nation of Indians also elected its first woman president this week.
Petition Urging Dems to Reject Jeffries as House Speaker Passes 1M Signatures
“The Speaker should represent the Democratic voters, not just the Democratic establishment,” reads the petition.
AI Companies Are Preying on Under-Resourced Schools, Students Say
Poorer schools are being lured into spending their limited funds on AI tech in the face of chronic understaffing.
Democrats to RFK Jr.: Resign Now or Be Prepared to Testify Before Congress
Kennedy “does not like to testify in front of Congress, and he will be dragged in there quite a bit,” one reporter said.