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Stop Cop City Activists Plan Mass Return to Weelaunee Forest
The mass mobilization against the military-style 85-acre police training facility will take place November 10-13.
How Labor Rights and Infrastructure Improvements Can Prevent Extreme Heat Deaths
A new study questions whether the U.S. government is doing enough to protect Black people from extreme heat.
As a Journalist In Gaza, All I Can Do Is Write the Stories of the Dead
All around us our loved ones are being killed, leaving behind only memories. Here are just three of their stories.
Last Minute Spending Pours Into Ohio Abortion Ballot Measure Campaign
Outside groups are spending tens of millions of dollars to shape the outcome of the nationally watched election.
Toyota Gives Workers a Raise Days After UAW Reaches Historic Deal With Big 3
“They did it now because the company knows we're coming for them,” UAW President Shawn Fain said in response.
Attica Was More Than a Riot. It Offered a Framework for Revolutionary Struggle.
Orisanmi Burton discusses the Black radical organizing that preceded and followed the Attica prison uprising.
Harassment of Palestinian Students and Staff Is Spreading in US Grade Schools
Schools are proving ill-equipped to protect students who have experienced increased bullying and harassment.
Israel Strikes Ambulance Convoy Carrying Critically Wounded Patients in Gaza
Health officials say that the strike hit a medical convoy that was carrying patients who were being transported south.
Amazon, DoorDash, Walmart Must Address Labor Violation Allegations, UN Says
Amazon, DoorDash and Walmart are among the top employers of recipients of government medical and food assistance.
Israel Bombed 4 UN Schools-Turned-Shelters in Just 24 Hours, Relief Agency Says
The UNRWA called for a “humanitarian ceasefire” in the face of the devastation.