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Black Voters Mobilize for Midterms Amid GOP-Led Voter Suppression
The “Arc of Voter Justice” bus tour is visiting 26 cities to increase Black voter turnout at critical midterm elections.
Pfizer Price-Gouges by Charging 10,000 Percent Above Cost for US COVID Vaccine
The move comes as the U.S. prepares to end the free vaccine program and amid mounting fears of a winter COVID spike.
Scientists Warn Nuclear War Would Make the World Colder, Darker and Hungrier
A “nuclear winter” caused by a nuclear war could cause 5.3 billion people to die of starvation within two years.
Jan. 6 Panel Can’t Send Trump Subpoena Because He Lacks Lawyers Who Can Take It
Trump has had a difficult time hiring lawyers lately, due to his history of failing to pay them their fees due.
Iranian Nobel Peace Prize Laureate: Nothing Will Be the Same After the Protests
Activist and lawyer Shirin Ebadi, the first female judge in Iran, weighs in on the country’s future.
Rumors of Boris Johnson’s Return Circulate as Liz Truss Resigns
The search for leadership begins as Truss, the U.K.'s most unpopular prime minister, resigns after 44 days in office.
GOP Lawmaker’s Federal “Don’t Say Gay” Bill Is More Restrictive Than Florida’s
“This is their end game,” one critic of the GOP bill said, “to censor and ban LGBTQ from all public life.”
Critics Say Insurance Companies Deny Medical Claims to Make Billions in Profit
Sen. Bernie Sanders, patients and advocates are calling out insurers as analysts forecast premiums to spike.
Trump’s Loses Bid to Dodge Judge He Called “Unfair” in New York Fraud Case
Trump’s motion for a transfer was denied, so his case will stay before a judge that held him in contempt of court.
Report: DOJ Prosecutors Say There’s Enough Evidence to Prosecute Trump
Trump could be charged with obstruction, though that wouldn't be the only charge he'd face, sources say.