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Rising Attacks on Women’s Health, From Iowa’s Abortion Ban to Violence at Clinics
On Friday, Iowa’s governor signed one of the nation's most restrictive abortion bills.
Louisiana Judge Rules Bayou Bridge Pipeline’s Coastal Use Permit Is Illegal
The Louisiana Department of Natural Resources failed to follow state guidelines when issuing the permit.
Following Allegations of Assault and Abuse Against Women, New York Attorney General Resigns
“This is unacceptable in any scenario, but especially when the abuser is the chief law enforcement officer for the State of New York.”
Trump Calls Kerry Outreach on Iran “Possibly Illegal Shadow Diplomacy”
Trump floated the idea that John Kerry could face criminal charges for lobbying to salvage the Iranian Nuclear Deal.
Switching Sides: Whitewashing History in the Age of Trump
The fight against fascism is part of a struggle over memory.
Scott Pruitt’s Embattled Science “Transparency” Rule Does Not Apply to Pesticides
There is tremendous secrecy around pesticides.
Survivor-Centered Tribunals Find ICE Guilty of Abuses, Push for Agency’s Abolition
Survivors' truth-commission-style testimonies loudly proclaim a path forward: abolition.
Drawing Boundaries: Histories of Segregation and Profit-Making in Detroit
How are city boundaries in the Detroit area shaped?
Press Barred From Recording Teacher of the Year Speech at White House Ceremony
Mandy Manning discusses more.
Solidarity Means Your Struggle Is My Struggle
Fighting for the oppressed has to be at the center of working class struggles.