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A federal immigration judge will rule on Badar Khan Suri’s case in the coming days.
Tech writer and critic Paris Marx discusses how Elon Musk is inspiring right-wing efforts abroad.
Trump's sweeping attacks have enabled immigrants, students and teachers to build a broad coalition, said one organizer.
The Trump administration has deported three U.S. citizen children to Honduras: a 4-year-old who was actively receiving treatment for a rare form of...
Hold the line and don’t give up your rights; what rights you lose today you will not get back, says Maria Ressa.
Greg Grandin also discusses the legacy of the late Pope Francis, US-Latin American relations under Trump, and more.
Attorney Mudassar Toppa provides updates on the Tufts University Ph.D. student’s case.
Four more senators have since traveled to El Salvador to continue pressuring for Abrego García’s release.
Fatma Hassona, subject of the upcoming film “Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk,” was killed with her family Wednesday.
The Sudanese army, the Rapid Support Forces “and their funders need to be held accountable,” says Emtithal Mahmoud.
“We’ve let one company, one man, influence the information environment for the world,” says Frances Haugen.
President Noboa’s leftist rival is challenging the results, calling Noboa a “dictator” who committed election fraud.
A judge ruled the Trump administration has grounds to deport Khalil, despite his being a legal permanent resident.
Amir Makled believes he was targeted for his work: “They had a whole profile about me,” he says.
Journalist Negar Mortazavi discusses the Trump administration’s negotiation strategy of “threats and pressure.”
Silicon Valley militarists don’t need to lobby this administration because they’re embedded in it, says William Hartung.
Immigrants expelled to El Salvador have been largely denied their legal rights and detained without clear evidence.
Diana Buttu, a Palestinian human rights attorney, calls the incident “the height of dehumanization.”
The case would especially impact low-income patients who rely on Planned Parenthood for a range of health care services.
Trump’s global tariff plan will have grave economic effects on US consumers and lead to a recession, the economist says.
Nichols also discusses special election results in Florida and Abbott’s delay in calling a special election in Texas.
It reaffirms sanctuary school protections, assures the ability to teach Black history and gives veteran teachers raises.
“The Encampments” offers a view inside the wave of protests and repression that swept across universities in 2024.
The hip-hop stars speaks about “The Encampments,” his new documentary on last year’s student protests for Palestine.
As Trump attacks voting rights with an executive order, Musk is virtually bribing voters in a key state election.
It’s really hard to imagine what their endgame is, other than destroying our Social Security system, says Nancy Altman.
There’s nothing left in Gaza to be destroyed because it’s all already been destroyed, says Abubaker Abed.
This is what happens when universities don’t stand by their students: Cornell has placed a target on my back, Taal said.
The real target is anything that the government does to make the country more equal, says journalist Jennifer Berkshire.
Trump’s remarks in 2016 sparked a movement of lawyers devoted to suing and threatening news outlets, says David Enrich.
One man’s whim alone is controlling the country and the courts can’t save us, says Elie Mystal of The Nation.
The US bombed towns across Yemen after Houthi leaders pledged to resume attacks on Israel-linked ships in the Red Sea.
Waleed Shahid described the senator's vote for Trump's spending bill as an “utterly embarrassing strategic blunder.”
Russian American writer M. Gessen discusses Trump’s agenda, a possible ceasefire in Russia’s war on Ukraine, and more.
The report cites destruction of women’s health facilities, and notes the use of sexual violence as a strategy of war.
“When we see these abuses of power, we have to invoke this impeachment clause,” says Free Speech for People’s president.
“Paying attention to Palestinians will allow you to understand what is coming,” says human rights attorney Noura Erakat.
Attacks on the Palestine protest movement have not been making anyone safer, says professor Joseph Howley.
Green has repeatedly called to impeach Trump and says he is currently preparing another such effort.
Anthropologist Kathryn Mathers shares how the humanitarian-industrial complex invisibilizes causes of global inequality.
Trump’s speech to a joint session of Congress discussed the Middle East without any mention of Palestinians.
“If they can try to shut down Greenpeace, they’re going to shut down everybody,” says Indigenous activist Winona LaDuke.
Kenneth Roth, visiting professor at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, discusses new developments.
Dr. Khaled Alser was held for seven months, and he says he was beaten, denied medical treatment and tortured.
Reporting from southern Lebanon, journalist Sharif Abdel Kouddous says Hezbollah has entered a new phase.
Prisons are institutions of warfare that masquerade as apolitical instruments of crime control, says an anthropologist.
Reporters, workers and now judges across the country are disputing the cost-cutting claims of Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government...
The U.S. military transported 17 new immigrant detainees to the Guantánamo Bay military base on Sunday, just before efforts to jail an anticipated...
We speak with death row inmate Keith LaMar live from the Ohio State Penitentiary, after the release of The Injustice of Justice, a short film about...
The Trump administration has issued a two-week ultimatum for schools and universities across the United States to end all programs related to...
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