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Critics say it’s not the first time a president has vented their anger with Netanyahu with no resulting material change.
But workers are still being fired in violation of their union contract, says the co-founder of Hands Off the Arts.
Iran’s soccer team is “the most oppressed” of the teams participating in the World Cup, said the team’s head coach.
Community defense attorney Anna Hall called the charges a “naked political attack on Minnesota.”
Dozens of people have been burned out of their homes after Musk used X to incite anti-immigrant mobs in Ireland.
The recalls have fueled concerns about the safety of infant formula and the effectiveness of federal oversight.
Clean energy production surges despite a slew of policy, permitting, and procedural hurdles imposed by the White House.
New York can’t squander another chance to protect pregnant people from criminalization.
“Maersk facilitated the transport of bullets Israel used to snipe Palestinian children in the head," said one activist.
“Public pushback, agitation, and outcry can work. Even now. Keep it up,” said law professor Leah Litman.
Obama also criticized Trump's foreign policy strategy of trying to “bully our way” to solutions.
Free press advocate Craig Aaron explains the stakes of billionaire-owned Paramount potentially acquiring Warner Bros.
But the judge didn’t order the program’s resumption and denied a request to extend the deadline for awarding grants.
A recent hunger strike in Philadelphia demonstrated the expanding scope of environmental justice organizing.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has long been accused of currying favor with Trump and other autocrats.
“We are mothers, daughters, sisters. We are women that are being unjustly imprisoned,” the women said in a video.
The president and his allies are also reportedly working on a resolution to “expunge” his past impeachments.
Human rights experts condemn the increasing use of weapons like tear gas, pepper balls, and rubber bullets.
“We’re talking about the US not being able to make the drug penicillin. Which is ridiculous,” said one expert.
The “deal” with Iran would actually be a 60-day ceasefire and is not yet a permanent agreement, critics point out.
Queer New Yorkers are fighting for Riis Beach as a developer with Israeli government ties plans a private beach club.
Gaza desperately needs reconstruction. Instead, Israel’s blockade has given rise to an unjust economy.
The rule would also prohibit distribution of federal grants to organizations that “promote anti-American values.”
In the wake of recent SCOTUS rulings, states are passing their own versions of the Voting Rights Act.
As opposition to Israel grows, the system would make US aid less transparent and more deeply embedded in supply chains.
Dozens of ICE, CBP, and Border Patrol officers have been charged with sexual abuse of women or children.
When Esly Paredes started speaking up in favor of a City Council bill that Amazon opposes, the company cracked down.
Trump endorsed far-right candidate Abelardo De La Espriella, who has pledged to “disembowel the left.”
Scholars Michele Holder and Jeannette Wicks-Lim share their analysis of the formation of US anti-Black racism.
As Delcy Rodríguez capitulates to US demands, the Venezuelan left is calling for resistance.
The smear campaigns reportedly targeted left-wing and pro-Palestine candidates in Scotland, New York, and France.
The donors’ net worth is $888 billion, nearly nine times Maine’s entire 2025 economic output. None are Maine residents.
The charges follow escalating repression by the University of Michigan against pro-Palestine students since 2024.
Jared Kushner, like the rest of the Trump family, uses the White House for personal enrichment.
Partnerships between the White House and UFC have raised a bevy of ethical concerns and legal questions.
“If this kind of austerity can happen at The New School, it can happen everywhere,” says professor Jeremy Varon.
LGBTQIA bars are places to dance and drink, but they are also sites for building our futures.
The groups argue SpaceX's test launches send rocket debris into the area, which is home to an endangered ocelot.
Ohio Organizing Collaborative board member Prentiss Haney accused the feds of using “straight-up intimidation tactics.”
Like Trump's pick for “acting” DNI Bill Pulte, Jay Clayton does not have an “extensive” national security background.
The Trump administration baselessly accused the award-winning referee of having “terror” ties.
The mothers of disappeared people have also been protesting, trying to reach the stadium, says José Luis Granados Ceja.
Trump threatened to hit Iran “VERY HARD TONIGHT,” then announced hours later he had “cancelled the scheduled strikes.”
Barnard Construction Company, Inc., has received $4.54 billion in awards from Customs and Border Protection alone.
The State Department finally overruled RFK Jr.’s defunding of a group that vaccinates 60 percent of children globally.
Deliberate attacks on civilian infrastructure are considered a war crime under international law.
Trump claims ending the Iran War will curb inflation, but several questions remain — including when the war will end.
Critics warn SpaceX’s initial public offering may be a threat to market stability and Americans’ retirement savings.
Uber currently faces thousands of class-action lawsuits for rampant sexual assault cases and other accident injuries.
“Preparedness isn’t just about having stuff,” says Kelly Hayes.
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