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Israeli Forces Kill 26-Year-Old American, Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, in West Bank
An Israeli soldier reportedly shot the American activist in the head during a protest against Israeli settlements.
Poll: Endorsing Israel Arms Embargo Would Boost Harris’s Support to 49 Percent
A majority of Democratic voters say the Gaza crisis is either very or somewhat important in determining how they vote.
Buffalo Medical Residents Are Striking for Fair Pay and Better Conditions
The labor action by medical residents in Buffalo is the latest in the medical worker unionization wave sweeping the US.
Federal Judge Blocks Student Debt Relief Rule That Hasn’t Even Been Finalized
The judge granted a motion by a coalition of right-wing state attorneys general to preempt the rule's implementation.
Trump Says Elon Musk Would Become Government Auditor If He’s Elected President
Musk frequently promotes white nationalist viewpoints on X, the site formerly known as Twitter.
Here’s How the Fossil Fuel Industry Infiltrates and Influences Higher Education
There are dozens of programs and even entire schools across the country funded by the fossil fuel industry.
Report: Israel Demolishing Nearly Everything in “Buffer Zone” Along Gaza Border
The “buffer zone,” in which Israel has destroyed most structures, encompasses 16 percent of the land area of Gaza.
UN Warns of Israel’s “Lethal War-Like Tactics” in West Bank Amid Drone Strikes
Israeli forces have torn up over 70 percent of Jenin’s roads and have cut off water access from 80 percent of the city.
Advocates Urge Action as US Food Insecurity Reaches Its Highest Levels in Years
A new USDA report reveals that about 13.5 percent of US households struggled to access enough food in 2023.
Biden WH Considers Making Temporary Asylum Rule Changes More Permanent
“This is a shameful moment,” one immigrant rights group said of the potential changes to the asylum rule.