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As Trump Complains About Alleged Surveillance, Republicans Gut Internet Privacy Rules
Laura Moy, deputy director of the Center on Privacy and Technology at the Georgetown University Law Center, discusses the recent gutting of internet privacy rules.
Noam Chomsky: Trump’s First 100 Days Are Undermining Our Prospects for Survival
Behind the Trump circus, the policies being enacted are the most reactionary of the Republican fringe, warns Chomsky.
Socialist Organizer and Black Lives Matter Activist Runs for Office in Fulton, Georgia
Supported by Our Revolution, a Democratic Socialists for America member is running as an unapologetic progressive.
Local Lawmakers Fight Back Against Jeff Sessions’s Threats to Cut Funding to Sanctuary Cities
The Trump administration has unveiled its latest attempt to target sanctuary cities.
Rebecca Solnit on Climate Change, Resistance, Misogyny and “The Mother of All Questions”
President Trump is expected to sign an executive order today to dismantle a slew of climate rules.
More Than 1,000 Civilians Killed by US-Led Airstrikes in Iraq and Syria as Trump Expands War on Terror
US-led coalition airstrikes are believed to have killed over 200 people in a single day in Iraq.
Bill McKibben: Trump May Have Approved Keystone XL, but People Will Stop This Pipeline Again
The Trump administration has approved a permit allowing TransCanada to build the Keystone XL pipeline.
Are We Standing on the Precipice of a Dystopian World?
Splinterlands is a message to the world that it's not too late to get out of the hot water we're in, says the novelist.
Participatory Budgeting Is Gaining Momentum in the US. How Does It Work?
Ginny Browne, a project manager at the Participatory Budgeting Project's Oakland office, speaks about what her organization is doing to move the concept forward.
Housing, Community and Land Are Human Rights
“Without home and without community, nothing else becomes possible, and everything else becomes a crisis.”