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Displaced Again and Again, Gazans Ask: Where Do We Go?
Fear in Gaza has surged again after Israeli forces threatened to turn Khan Younis refugee camp into barren swaths.
Israel’s Rockets Make the Joy of Eid Impossible in Gaza for a Second Year
Many in Gaza have forgotten what this Islamic celebration looks like, and some never knew it at all.
Human Rights Watch Calls for War Crime Investigation Into Deadly US Bombing
US airstrikes on the Ras Isa oil port in Yemen last April killed 84 people and wounded more than 150 others.
Israeli Military Massacres 31 Starving Palestinians at US-Run Food Aid Site
“The Americans and Israelis set a huge trap for us to lure us here and kill us,” one Palestinian eyewitness said.
Abortion Opponents Are Using “Junk Science” Studies to Target Mifepristone
Conservative think tanks are building a body of “research” meant to question the safety of the abortion pill.
The Genocide in Gaza Isn’t Just Attacking Our Bodies, It’s Erasing Our Memories
In Gaza, memory isn’t just memory. It’s resistance. It’s the only proof we were ever here.
For Palestinians, Seeking Food at a US-Israeli Aid Site Means Risking Your Life
The “aid” seems to empower Israel to prolong its war while attempting to deflect mounting international pressure.
Wealthy Countries Are Outsourcing Border Operations to Restrict Immigration
A migrant detention deal between Italy and Albania is part of a global trend that tramples on the right to asylum.
Bishop William Barber: GOP Budget Is a Form of Social and Political Murder
“The reason I use the word ‘murder’ is because they know that it’s going to cause death,” Barber says.
Trump Lawsuit Against Driving Access Seeks to Grab Undocumented People’s Data
Across the United States, 19 states and DC allow all residents to get driver’s licenses. That right is being challenged.