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A Jailbreak of the Imagination: Seeing Prisons for What They Are and Demanding Transformation
Seeing justice done without relying on the barbarity of carceral systems.
How a Drug Company Under Pressure for High Prices Ratchets Up Political Activity
As scrutiny of its soaring insulin prices escalated and drove its stock down, the pharma giant Novo Nordisk aggressively ratcheted up spending to spread its influence in Washington.
States Representing 44 Percent of US Population Sue Trump’s EPA for Blocking Auto Emissions Standards
The evidence is irrefutable: Today's clean car standards are achievable, science-based and a boon for American families.
Don’t Underestimate the Anti-Pipeline Resistance
A bold, determined group of activists is growing every day.
Right-Wing Federalist Society Shaped Hiring and Admissions at George Mason University, Emails Show
How secret donors shape the hiring, admissions and academic planning at George Mason University.
Under Trump, ICE Plans to Rip More Children Away From Parents
ICE officials are now pressing DHS to begin detaining and prosecuting all parents caught with children.
Meet North Korea’s Sunday Politics Show
Welcome to the DPRK's hot takes! Today: Should Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un really negotiate with Trump?
May Day in Puerto Rico: Police Attack Anti-Austerity Protesters With Pepper Spray and Tear Gas
In Puerto Rico, thousands marked May Day by joining a general strike.
Arizona Joins Red State Revolt: Teachers’ Strike Reaches Day Five
Schools are closed for a fifth day in Arizona.
Cuomo Pushes Environmental Protections While Accepting Oil and Gas Donations
The Democratic governor has taken in more than $100,000 from the oil and gas industry during this election cycle.