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Sudan May Soon Face the World’s Worst Hunger Crisis
"This is the largest mass mortality crisis that we are facing in the world," says author Alex de Waal.
EU Launches Investigation Into Tech Titans for Monopoly Practices
The multibillion-dollar companies could face fines of up to 10 percent of their global revenue.
Centrist Dems Might Save Johnson From Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Motion to Vacate
The Georgia Republican filed a motion to vacate order against Speaker Mike Johnson late last week.
Biden’s Infrastructure Law Has Put a “Climate Time Bomb” in Black Neighborhoods
A new report says the bill's highway investments will wipe out climate progress and displace Black communities.
Terrorist Attack and Election Pave Way for Putin to Intensify Repression and War
Political theorist Ilya Budraitskis analyzes the terrorist attack, the Russian election and the trajectory of war.
To Fight Global Fascism, We Must Confront Zionism
To stand with Palestine is to transform our genocidal global systems and build a different world.
Georgia Swamp Defenders Are Resisting Mining in Endangered Okefenokee Wetlands
Locals are fighting a proposed titanium mine threatening the swamp's endangered species and carbon-capturing processes.
Congress Continues UNRWA Funding Cut Until 2025, Enforcing Famine in Gaza
President Biden has said he will sign the $1.2 trillion spending bill immediately.
Israeli Forces Assault 3 Gaza Hospitals in 1 Day, Committing Massacres
The IDF reportedly ordered Palestinians to leave al-Amal Hospital “naked" and ran over survivors at al-Shifa with tanks.
In NY Jails, Prisoners Must Submit Their Abuse Grievances to Their Abusers
Legal victories by LGBTQ people and youth of color face rollbacks amid the rise of new, reactionary sheriffs.