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Trump Admin Acted on 80 Percent of Industry’s Regulatory Requests in 8 Months
Researchers and watchdog groups say the level of industry influence in this administration is unprecedented.
Critics Say Report Proves Trump Is Directing DOJ to Prosecute Political Enemies
The WSJ reports a Truth Social post was actually intended to be a direct message sent to Attorney General Pam Bondi.
The Gaza Ceasefire Deal Is Not a Peace Agreement. What Will Happen Next?
Palestinian and Israeli analysts weigh in on how to interpret the hostage-ceasefire deal.
Palestinians Rejoice as Trump Announces Ceasefire Deal, With Uncertainty Looming
“My greatest wish now is for real safety to return — for no more people to die here,” one Palestinian said.
Polling Shows Americans Reject Trump’s Threat to Militarize US Cities
A majority of voters, 58 percent, said presidents should only send military forces to cities that face external threats.
Rutgers Unions Stand in Solidarity With Colleague Targeted by Turning Point
Professor Mark Bray, author of “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” says he has received death threats.
After Hyundai ICE Raid, Even South Korea’s Capitalists Question US Relations
Can the US and South Korea’s tenuous alliance survive Trump’s tariffs and ICE’s raid on a Hyundai-LG plant in Georgia?
Video Shows ICE Agents Shooting Protesting Pastor With Pepper Ball From Rooftop
The minister said he was praying, inviting the agents to repent when they struck him.
Tenants Launch US’s First Ever Rent Debt Strike Against Corporate Landlord
Nine tenants organized by the Debt Collective are refusing to pay back rent, hoping to inspire others to do the same.
Campus Leaders Mobilize Against Trump’s Proposed “Compact” for Higher Education
One professor wrote that “it is a test case for whether Trumpists can get away with demanding loyalty oaths.”