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Photojournalist Violently Arrested at Texas Campus Protest Faces Felony Charge
Press freedom advocates condemned Carlos Sanchez's arrest and called for the charge against him to be dropped.
Journalism Professors: NYT Risks Credibility With Inaction on Oct. 7 Article
Reports have found that the claims in the paper’s “Screams Without Words” article are questionable, if not fabricated.
UN Official Says Clearing Gaza of Unexploded Bombs Could Take 14 Years
There is currently 40 million tons of debris in Gaza, a UN Mine Action Service official said.
Arizona Republicans Select Indicted Fake Elector to Represent Them at RNC
State Sen. Jake Hoffman was one of 18 individuals indicted for trying to subvert Arizona's election results in 2020.
Biden Administration Strengthens Health Care Protections for LGBTQ People
“Today’s rule is a giant step forward for this country toward a more equitable and inclusive health care system.”
Israeli Bombs Kill at Least 5 Children in Rafah Ahead of Threatened Invasion
“This is who they are targeting,” said the surviving uncle of a 1-year-old who was killed on Sunday night.
Sanders: It Is Not Antisemitic to Oppose Israel’s Assault of Gaza
Sen. Bernie Sanders added that there isn't “any doubt” that Israel is carrying out ethnic cleansing in Gaza.
They Risked Their Lives for Freedom in Iran. Now They Fear Israel’s Bombs.
Having survived waves of domestic repression, protesters in Iran are now in the crosshairs of Israeli bombs.
Florida’s 6-Week Abortion Ban Is Taking Effect This Week
As a six-week ban is set to begin, a majority of Floridians say they back expanding, not restricting, abortion rights.
Berkeley’s Free Palestine Encampment Draws on Legacy of Palestinian Protests
Student organizer Malak Afaneh discusses the demands of the movement and calls for students everywhere to organize.