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Federal Agencies Use Internal List to Send Pro-Trump Email Blast Before Election
Experts said the emails likely violate federal law barring use of an official office for election activities.
Tribal Members Proven Right as Border Wall Contractors Desecrate Ancestors’ Remains
“Who knows what more will come up,” said a Hia-Ced O’odham elder. “They’re going to find remains wherever they dig.”
After ICE Terror, Poll Finds 61 Percent of Latino Voters Say They’ll Vote Blue
However, warns the director of the advocacy organization Mijente, Democrats can’t take Latino voters for granted.
Trump Says US Is Ending Annual Aid to Israel, Amid Push for Military Integration
The US-Israel memorandum of understanding was already slated to end in 2028.
Leading House Democrat Reverses Position, Says Trump Should Be Impeached
Rep. Adam Smith had previously expressed resistance to impeaching Trump back in May.
Early Voting Surge Signals Trump’s Voter Suppression Efforts Are Floundering
Voting advocates urge people to know their rights and cast ballots with confidence after high early voting turnout.
30 States Are Electing Attorneys General That May Help Determine Abortion Access
They play key roles in both defending and eroding reproductive rights — and this power extends beyond their home states.
Sanders Says Democratic Party’s “Status Quo Policies Are No Longer Good Enough”
If Democrats win, the party “must undergo fundamental and immediate reform,” the senator said in an email to supporters.
The Fight Against Big Tech’s AI Takeover Must Continue Past the Midterms
The midterms are just the start. Labor struggles and grassroots coalitions show a path forward for anti-AI organizers.
Bessent: “Waste of Our Time” to Probe ICE’s Strange $500M Prison Purchase
An investigation found ICE recently paid half a billion dollars for a Minnesota prison offered in 2025 for $75 million.