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NYU Contract Faculty Poised to Vote on Unionization
A "yes" vote would create the largest union of full-time, nontenured track faculty at a private US university.
Report: 210 Jan. 6 Defendants Say They Answered Trump’s “Call” to Attack Capitol
"We basically was just following what he said," one participant in the Capitol attack said, according to the report.
US Factory Farm Animal Population Soars by 50 Percent in 20-Year Span
“This unsustainable food system … must be reformed before it is too late,” one advocate said.
Michigan Campaign to Vote “Uncommitted” Grows as Biden Continues Israel Support
Organizers are hoping to send a powerful message to Biden as he continues to back Israel’s genocidal assault.
UNRWA Head Says Agency Fired Employees Accused by Israel Without Proof of Claims
Countries defunding the agency have cited the terminations as proof of Israel’s allegations.
IDF Sets Its Sights on Southern Gaza Hospital Full of Sheltering Civilians
More than 8,000 people are believed to be inside Nasser Hospital, and around 400 are reportedly in critical condition.
Dems Pick Up House Seat With Suozzi Winning New York Special Election
The win for Democrats tightens the already slim majority Republicans have in the House of Representatives.
Republicans Pass Impeachment Measure Against DHS Head Alejandro Mayorkas
Mayorkas is the first nonpresidential executive branch official to be impeached since 1876.
“Back to Normal” Pandemic Policies Are Harming Those Most in Need of Protection
Public health advocates in California and Oregon fear contagion as public schools implement relaxed COVID policies.
US Is Breaking at Least 6 Laws With Assistance to Israel, Veterans’ Group Says
Every person involved in arms transfers to Israel at the State Department is culpable, Veterans for Peace says.