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After 24 Years, Texas Rolls Back In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
Observers worry the move to restrict college access for undocumented students could spread nationally.
Critics Slam Columbia’s Capitulation to Trump in $200M Deal to Restore Grants
The university also agreed to other significant concessions amid the president's assault on higher education.
Appeals Court Strikes Down New Jersey’s Ban on Private Prisons
Advocates have decried the ruling, warning that it will jeopardize the lives of community members.
Trump’s Coal-Friendly EPA Rolls Back Rules Meant to Prevent Water Contamination
The move delays base-level reporting and monitoring, and actual cleanup will be punted even further into the future.
Republican Promoted to House Foreign Affairs as He Says of Gaza: “Starve Away”
Rep. Randy Fine cheered a report saying that Palestinian children had died of starvation.
Trump’s EPA Aims to Drop Key Agency Finding That Greenhouse Gases Are Harmful
Last year was the hottest year on record, several climate studies have demonstrated.
The Last Thing We Had in Gaza Was Flour. Now Even That Is Gone.
My father feels dizzy every single day. I lost four kilograms in just one week. People are collapsing in the streets.
Puerto Rico Criminalizes Gender-Affirming Care for People Under 21
However, civil rights organizations aim to challenge the law in court.
Far Right UK Paper Condemns Gaza Genocide With Front Page Feature
The Daily Express highlighted starvation in Gaza, denouncing the “torment that has unfolded because of aid blockades.”
University Withholds Palestinian American Student’s Diploma Over Her Activism
Virginia Commonwealth University student Sereen Haddad has lost over 200 members of her extended family in the genocide.