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Broken Temperature Records Are Alarming, But More Are Not Inevitable
Although a breach of the 1.5°C target is likely, we can certainly get below it by aggressive emission reduction.
Solar Development in Mississippi Faces Resistance From State Regulators
State utility regulators have increasingly obstructed solar development in one of the sunniest states in the US.
Israel’s Genocidal Violence Is Spreading From Gaza to West Bank, UN Expert Says
“There is mounting evidence that no Palestinian is safe under Israel's unfettered control,” Francesca Albanese warned.
Survivors of 2005 Haditha Massacre in Iraq Are Still Waiting for Justice
The New Yorker has obtained and published 10 photos of a massacre in which US marines killed 24 Iraqi civilians.
We’ve Organized for Palestinian Liberation for Years. Here’s What We Learned.
Jewish anti-Zionists share insights on our collective struggle to build a strong left in the face of looming disaster.
Israel Bombs Shelter, Killing 11 as Polio Vaccination Effort Begins
The attack comes at the start of three days of localized humanitarian pauses to allow aid workers to vaccinate children.
Israeli Court Orders End to General Strike Protesting Netanyahu’s Cabinet
The strike followed Israel's refusal of a ceasefire deal after the recovery of six bodies of Israeli hostages in Gaza.
What Could the ALU’s Affiliation With Teamsters Mean for Labor?
As the Amazon union begins to affiliate with Teamsters, questions remain about strategy and worker well-being.
Undocumented Abuse Survivors Face Long Waits for Insufficient VAWA Aid
Since processing times have increased, some lawyers have seen survivors drop their cases altogether out of desperation.
Neoliberal Policies Associated With Reaganomics Actually Started With Carter
Historian David N. Gibbs, author of “The Revolt of the Rich,” says we mustn’t whitewash President Carter’s record.