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Theo Henderson, creator of the “We the Unhoused” podcast, discusses organizing against demonization of unhoused people.
The map, created by Freedom for Immigrants, compiles information and resources for those impacted by ICE.
Gas prices have increased by more than 22 percent since the week before Trump launched the U.S.’s war on Iran.
Professor Narges Bajoghli explains how harsh sanctions and propaganda had created a political divide among Iranians.
Trump continues to dismiss any suggestion that the US is behind the massacre, which killed 175 people, mostly children.
UNICEF notes the region’s 200 million children are also being impacted by displacement and disruption to education.
One expert said Kennedy's pick once met with her to discuss his research, but came with his own “agenda” instead.
The same countries that stand to face the most harm already struggle with food security after Trump dissolved USAID.
Afghan refugees in Iran once again find themselves in the middle of carnage as the US and Israel bomb the country.
Tens of thousands of people allege they developed cancer from their use of the company’s glyphosate-based herbicides.
Chris Wright claimed the US Navy had escorted an oil tanker through the Strait of Hormuz to ensure oil remains flowing.
The move comes after Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said “no a la guerra” — “no to war” — in a recent speech.
John Caravello is facing decades in prison for an anti-ICE protest. He needs labor to build a national defense campaign.
The move comes after Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said “no a la guerra” — “no to war” — in a recent speech.
People who were tracking civilian casualties have been reassigned to other jobs, says journalist Akbar Shahid Ahmed.
The people “want to rebuild it with their own hands — without foreign pressure or intervention,” said one Gazan.
Delcy Rodríguez announced the new legislation during a visit from the US interior secretary and mining executives.
As a member of a key Senate committee, Mullin was privy to information regarding planned military actions.
The news comes as Democrats are warning that the White House appears to be moving toward a land invasion.
Four days into the war, US Central Command said that the US had struck 2,000 targets using more than 2,000 munitions.
Many members of Trump's cabinet — including Trump himself — receive low favorability ratings from Americans.
The same language is used in Senate calendar listings, where no language clarifies that it's an anti-abortion measure.
War on Iran exposes “the frailty of a global order that is grounded in fossil fuels,” says journalist Antonia Juhasz.
Critics allege the Trump administration may use the materials to interfere with the 2026 midterms.
Florida public schools will force students to take a Heritage Foundation-backed class on the “evils of communism.”
Just hours after declaring completion, Trump vowed to “not relent until the enemy is totally and decisively defeated.”
The growth of far right parties like Nigel Farage’s Reform may further keep refugees from reaching European shores.
The regulatory change would impact an estimated 6 million low-income Americans — including nearly 2 million children.
The bill would only affect Congress, and wouldn't ban stock trading by members of the executive branch.
Trump wants Congress to add voter ID and mail-in ballot restrictions, as well as unrelated anti-trans provisions.
The Post-Courier was able to verify key dates a woman accusing Trump of sexual assault provided to FBI agents in 2019.
The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to request an additional $50 billion in funding for the war.
Israeli forces launched airstrikes on a Lebanese town after their soldiers were apprehended by Lebanese soldiers.
Critics say the proposal would likely force some people to become uninsured, even if they meet the work requirement.
Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump are investing in a drone company that’s “vying to meet fresh demand from the Pentagon.”
Israel’s genocide in Gaza cut off my grandmother’s access to the nutrients and medications she needed to survive.
“Democrats should not just pretend like this is normal,” Sen. Chris Murphy said.
The senator travelled to Israel multiple times in recent weeks to work on strategies to convince Trump to go to war.
Public focus on Iran has allowed the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians to continue unabated, says journalist Orly Noy.
The goal is to intimidate, says an expert, but “intimidation and repression tend to actually mobilize more people.”
The report also saw a downward revision of 69,000 jobs from the past two months.
Targeted for pro-Palestine speech, these academics are refusing to back down.
“These strikes constitute war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide,” said an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson.
Advocates say the proposal could weaken protections for workers and communities exposed to hazardous chemicals.
Federal protections against detention and deportation for sexual abuse survivors have deteriorated under Trump.
The state is baring the history of generations of disabled people and the violence many faced while institutionalized.
A Minneapolis clinic reports a more than 50 percent drop in new clients as patients delay or avoid care.
The proposal would fine transgender people up to $5,000 for using bathrooms aligned with their gender identity.
Two more deaths in ICE custody were reported this week, including a refugee who died after an untreated toothache.
“No boots on the ground. No more war,” said Sen. Chuck Schumer.