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East Chicago’s Pleas for Clean Drinking Water Go Unanswered as Trump Moves to Weaken EPA
The White House's budget cuts would seriously weaken protections for low-income people of color.
“Ryancare” Dead on Arrival: Can We Please Now Try Single Payer?
The secret to the success of more efficient health care systems is that they control medical costs.
Watchdog Calls for Conflict-of-Interest Probe Into Trump Adviser
From the onset, the Trump administration has flouted ethical norms.
Whose Commons? National Parks as White Public Space
US National Parks operate as white public space, upholding white supremacy and excluding people of color.
The Flint Water Crisis: The US’s Systemic Violence Against the Disadvantaged
Flint water crisis continues to persist. In the richest country in the history of the world, there are people living without clean water.
Rules Frozen by Trump Could Melt Away Without a Trace
In one of his first acts, the president put dozens of pending regulations on hold that affect everything from train safety to drone flight paths.
The Erosion of Dutch Democracy
Swayed by far-right leaders, parties set to gain a near-majority in parliament have made proposals threatening the rule of law.
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Indigenous Leaders Denounce Ecuadorian Government Over Mining Conflicts
Indigenous activists denounce the government's complicity in allowing mining companies into indigenous territory.
Why College Students Are Challenging Their Own Schools in the Fight Against White Supremacy
Despite right-wing backlash, a powerful movement is challenging racism on the University of Michigan campus.
Despite Some Union Support, Trump’s New Labor Pick Would Be Terrible for Workers
Acosta's nomination was announced less than 24 hours after the president's first choice dropped out of consideration.