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Mosque Attack Comes As Egypt Faces “Wave of Repression” on Political Freedoms
At least 305 people were killed in an attack.
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Showdown: Trump Appoints Director Who Vowed to Kill Agency
Director Richard Cordray stepped down Friday.
Will Houston’s Post-Harvey Recovery Exacerbate Inequities or Build a More Just City?
Known as the “Petro Metro,” Houston is home to the country's largest refining and petrochemical complex.
San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz on Trump, Shock Doctrine and “Disaster Capitalism” in Puerto Rico
Democracy Now! interviewed Cruz on a visit to Puerto Rico last month.
Sixteen Women Tell Their Heartbreaking Stories of Sexual Assault by Trump
A new video presents a powerful case against the president.
President Trump Calling His Accusers “Liars” Confirms Women’s Fears of Not Being Believed
Jennifer Drobac, an expert in sexual harassment law, discusses more.
Haitians Denied Protected Status Face Deportation to “Nation in Turmoil” After Earthquake, Hurricane
Marleine Bastien discusses more.
Iraqi Civilian Describes US Airstrike on His Home That Killed His Wife, Daughter, Brother and Nephew
US-led airstrikes against Islamic State militants in Iraq have killed more civilians than officials have acknowledged.
Damning New Report Shows US Airstrikes in Iraq Killing Civilians Amount to 31 Times the Pentagon’s Count
One of every 157 strikes results in civilian deaths.
As Zimbabwe’s Mugabe Refuses to Resign, Advocates Say Coup “Is Not the Answer” for Meaningful Reform
Longtime leader Robert Mugabe is refusing to resign as president amid a growing political crisis.