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“Neither in the pastoral sphere nor in the social and political spheres can good come from abuse of power,” he said.
The change in policy comes amid low morale among military members due to anxieties over the U.S.’s war on Iran.
Supporters of Salah Sarsour, who was brutalized by Israeli police as a teen, say his arrest is politically motivated.
A movement in the name of democracy must resist imperial ambition done in our name and with our money.
“ICE dungeons are systematically ... built to break people mentally,” Kordia said.
Under a new order, brand-name pharmaceuticals made in other countries could be hit with tariffs as high as 100 percent.
A new facility celebrated by Gov. Gavin Newsom will disrupt prisoner-led programming and normalize our captivity.
“It’s effectively feudal,” a clean energy advocate says of a utility board election in which only landowners can vote.
The country’s defense minister said it’s denied military airspace requests from the US since the outset of the war.
The widened application of capital punishment in colonial courts gave license to more violence by British soldiers.
Trump said Bondi is “transitioning to a much needed and important new job in the private sector.”
The Erie County Medical Examiner has ruled Nurul Amin Shah Alam’s death a homicide.
Trump's televised speech was an admission of “defeat in the war of narratives," says scholar Behrooz Ghamari-Tabrizi.
The US will bomb Iran “back to the Stone Ages, where they belong,” Trump said of the country with 93 million people.
With Pete Hegseth leading the Department of Defense, the line separating church and state is increasingly blurred.
The president's comments come as the Pentagon seeks $200 billion to continue funding the unpopular, destructive war.
“Disagreement can be a beautiful, beautiful thing,” says Tanuja Jagernauth.
In some states, abortion bans have definitively led to an exodus of OB-GYNs and maternal fetal medicine specialists.
The clinics that control methadone are driving people out of treatment and back to a toxic supply of street drugs.
“The only reason you would hit this target is to try to limit medicine production in Iran,” one expert said.
Administrators at St. John’s University abruptly canceled labor negotiations, pushing faculty to scale up organizing.
The Court was arguing his executive order on birthright citizenship.
Workers are protesting low wages, lack of personal protective gear, and discrimination against immigrant employees.
The Trump administration has requested a record-shattering $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget and $200 billion for the war.
Experts and state election officials said the executive order will quickly draw legal challenges.
The court’s “reckless decision means more American kids will suffer,” said the president of Human Rights Campaign.
The GOP is reportedly considering kicking hundreds of thousands more off Medicaid to fund Trump's illegal war on Iran.
Single mothers are among the hardest hit as rising prices spurred by the Iran war exacerbate the affordability crisis.
Discriminatory Israeli military courts, which have a 99 percent conviction rate, can now mandate death by hanging.
The vitriol of Trump’s anti-trans attacks has stoked anti-trans violence by prison staff and other incarcerated people.
Sexual abuse like the harm enacted by Cesar Chavez plagues movements because it plagues our world — both must change.
The agency rarely warns of cancer risks, even when its own research shows a product’s ingredients are carcinogenic.
US media talk about the island’s civilians as if they are a military problem, if they talk about them at all.
“Unfortunately there isn’t really a picture of it, it was photoshopped,” the Israeli military said of the photo.
The Employment Policies Institute is tied to a PR firm that represents food and restaurant industry interests.
The PrSM detonates just before contact with its target, exploding into a spray of tungsten pellets.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth cited national security when requesting exemptions to endangered species protections.
Amid blaring warnings about the economy, Trump said the Corinthian columns are “top-of-the-line.”
Kiswani says she has been “screaming into the void” about the way Palestine activists have been targeted with violence.
The pope’s sermon was seen as a rebuke of Pete Hegseth, who has supported a Christian crusade in the Middle East.
Organizers say up to 8 million joined events nationwide, from San Diego to New York City.
Corpus Christi faces a looming emergency as officials delay limits on large-scale water consumption.
From custody deaths to suspicious cases, records reveal how one office’s failures denied accountability.
As Israel continues to deny essential supplies to Gaza, Palestinians are inventing new forms of creative reuse.
After 17 months of campaigning, Demilitarize Brooklyn Navy Yard won its first victory, setting its sights on the future.
200 masked settlers descended on the West Bank on March 22, throwing Molotov cocktails and terrorizing Palestinians.
Experts say proposed rules could deter eligible applicants as costs rise and enrollment drops.
Experts say Yemen’s Houthis could escalate pressure by targeting Red Sea routes and key infrastructure.
Educators face pushback, threats and political pressure despite a state law.
While the far right remains a formidable electoral threat, progressive coalitions are starting to push back.
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