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Civilian Deaths in Yemen Increased by 164 Percent. Will Congress Act?
A new bipartisan bill urges Congress to exercise its authority and end critical US support for an illegal war.
Cruel Immigration Policies Tear Apart Southeast Asian American Families
More than 14,000 Southeast Asian Americans are unsure if — or when — they will be deported.
Beyond Columbus Day: Changing the Name Is Just the First Step
Indigenous Peoples' Day needs to recognize the horrors of the past and the oppression in the present.
It’s Your Postal Service. Don’t Let Trump and Congress Sell It Off.
Take it from a postal worker: If the US sells its public mail service, consumers will lose big time.
Connection to Mother Earth Compels Indigenous Women to Protect It
Native women are striving for a bright horizon.
Presidential Election Is a Fight for Democracy in Brazil
The threat of a military dictatorship is surfacing.
Kavanaugh Is Confirmed. Only Mass Organizing Will Save Us Now.
What a filthy piece of work this was.
The Dubious Fiction of Donald Trump’s Fortune Has Been Exposed
The mythology of the “self-made man” has absorbed a mighty blow.
Will the New Crimes Against Humanity Treaty Protect Women and LGBTI Persons?
A new treaty could affect people's rights for generations to come.
When Survivors Unite
For survivors of sexual assault, the flawed nomination of Brett Kavanaugh is both personal and political.