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28 Million People in the US Experienced Food Scarcity This Fall
“A full 10 million older Americans worry about having enough food, which is unacceptable,” said one advocate.
Federal Judge Orders Starbucks Rehire Wrongfully Terminated Union Leader
The judge also ordered the company to stop threatening, interrogating or surveilling employees.
Nikki Haley Blasted for Trying to Avoid Saying Slavery Was Cause of Civil War
“I think the cause of the Civil War was basically how government was going to run,” Haley said.
Drop Felony Charge Against Woman Who Suffered Miscarriage, Ohio Doctors Say
A grand jury is expected to vote on whether to indict in the coming weeks, unless the prosecutor drops the charge.
Smith’s Latest Filing in Trump Case Suggests Members of Congress Will Testify
The filing also seeks to forbid Trump's lawyers from submitting “improper evidence” in an attempt to taint the jury.
UN Report Finds Settler Attacks Surged to an Average of 6 Per Day in West Bank
“The intensity of the violence and repression is something that has not been seen in years,” said one official.
18 Months After “Dobbs,” Here’s How Abortion Providers and Activists See Things
Abortion funds and logistical support groups are enabling people to travel out of state to obtain abortion care.
Teen Who Refused to Enlist Over Israel’s “Revenge Campaign” Jailed for 30 Days
Over 200 high school students announced in August they would refuse to enlist due to Israel's occupation of Palestine.
GOP Congressman Traveled to Uganda to Give Speech Praising Anti-LGBTQ Law
The GOP lawmaker urged Ugandan leaders to “stand firm” against international opposition and condemnation of the law.
Trump to Remain on Michigan’s Primary Ballot, State’s Top Court Says
However, Trump faces more challenges to his eligibility for the November ballot if he becomes the Republican nominee.