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Corruption — Especially Trump’s — Was a Top Concern for Midterm Voters
In one poll, 69 percent of voters said Trump’s private business interests influence his decisions as president.
After ICE Terror, Poll Finds 61 Percent of Latino Voters Say They’ll Vote Blue
However, warns the director of the advocacy organization Mijente, Democrats can’t take Latino voters for granted.
Raskin Urges Kushner to Recuse Himself From Negotiations Amid Book’s Allegations
Author Matthew Cole discusses the findings of his new book, Princes and Thieves, that prompted the move.
Israel Is Creating a “Permanent Architecture of Control” Amid Gaza Genocide
Israel’s flattening, extraction, and reshaping of the rubble in Gaza is a continuation of its crimes, says an expert.
Remembering Legendary Farmworker Organizer and Activist Dolores Huerta
Huerta wasn’t just an organizer — she also loved life, says journalist Maria Hinojosa.
AI Is Class Warfare. Workers Are Fighting Back.
“AI is leveraged as a cudgel against the working class,” says writer and sociologist Alex Hanna.
Egypt Shutters Independent News Site Mada Masr and Detains Its Editor-in-Chief
This “severe blow” to independent media is an “unprecedented escalation,” says a journalist who previously worked there.
Serbia’s Student-Led Movement Sweeps Strongman Aleksander Vučić Out of Power
Students “changed our understanding of what’s politically possible for all of us,” says journalist Lela Vujanić.
At Least 59 People Have Died in ICE Custody Since Start of Trump’s Second Term
Meanwhile, the GEO Group announced that DHS purchased two immigration jails in Adelanto, California, for $950 million.
New Documentary Examines Whether AIPAC Should Register as a Foreign Agent
Night Flower looks at AIPAC’s history and its role in shaping US policy toward Israel.