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The US is escalating the “war on drugs” and folding it into the “war on terror,” says historian Greg Grandin.
Former UN human rights official Craig Mokhiber explains how the UN could do more to stop the genocide.
Legal experts are calling this a test case for the Trump administration’s attempts to criminalize and punish dissent.
The tariffs will remain in effect until October, giving the Trump administration time to bring the case to SCOTUS.
Former State Department official Josh Paul, who resigned over increased arms to Israel, discusses the new developments.
Democracy and the social safety net are being attacked like they were after the storm, says journalist Jordan Flaherty.
Trump has also threatened to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell as he pushes the central bank to cut interest rates rapidly.
“We’re not going to normalize fascism,” says a Chicago alderperson as Trump threatens to send troops to the city.
“They didn’t need an excuse for anything they did. They just did it,” George Retes says of ICE agents who arrested him.
Shahed Ghoreishi shares details of the internal debates around language on Israel policy that led to his ouster.
“I feel too weak to move,” says a medical student in Gaza City, describing her working conditions under famine.
“The scale is really quite novel,” journalist David Kirkpatrick says of Trump’s frenzy to cash in while in office.
“The way that we’re going to win ... is through solidarity for all people,” said Amanda Trebach.
“People support the idea of a capacious and a truthful, unvarnished picture of [US] history,” says Annette Gordon-Reed.
It is time “to all come together to resist the tyrannical reign that is coming from the White House,” the mayor said.
Uribe, a staunch US ally who ruled Colombia from 2002 to 2010, had been found guilty of witness tampering and bribery.
The massively popular childhood educator speaks on her efforts to advocate for children facing genocide in Gaza.
Khalil Gibran Muhammad says Trump uses racist ideas and policing to enact his domestic policy agenda.
Masked agents pinned Amanda Trebach on the pavement then forced her into an unmarked van.
A broad coalition of activists around the country has long been lobbying to ban toxic forever chemicals.
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The former labor secretary calls Bureau of Labor Statistics “crown jewel” of government efforts to explain the economy.
Police arrested more than 40 people at the demonstration, which was led by Jewish activists.
“I don’t see how people can, in good conscience, continue as before inside these universities,” Khalidi says.
The “Toxic Billionaire Tour” targets the financial backers of natural gas projects that have devastated the region.
“It was completely evident that there is no safe place in Gaza,” a US doctor who just returned from the territory says.
The GOP budget bill slashes nearly $1 trillion from Medicaid, which is the largest payer of long-term care in the US.
“The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation needs to be defunded, shut down,” former contractor Anthony Aguilar says.
After cutting radio access, armed, masked soldiers boarded the boat, which was carrying formula, food, and medicine.
The ship launched from Italy five days ago carrying humanitarian aid desperately needed by Gaza’s starving population.
The International Court of Justice found that polluting countries are now legally obligated to address global warming.
Virginia Commonwealth University student Sereen Haddad has lost over 200 members of her extended family in the genocide.
The boy, who was jailed along with his sister and mother, cried every night, a lawyer for the family said.
“The only conclusion that one can come to is that Israel is doing this deliberately,” says analyst Alex de Waal.
Khanna also responds to the stripping of $1.1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Israeli American historian Omer Bartov discusses these scholars’ betrayal of the notion of “never again.”
The New York Times’s David Enrich discusses UnitedHealth’s tactics, from disappearing videos to legal threats.
Democratic lawmakers are blasting the horrific conditions in Florida’s new immigration jail in the Everglades.
Agents tear-gassed community members, including children, as crowds attempted to protect farmworkers from arrest.
High Commissioner Volker Türk says he has not been allowed access to inspect El Salvador's notorious CECOT prison.
This week saw federal agents descend on a popular LA park and a Chicago museum in two spectacles of intimidation.
“I really think that the union won the public relations battle over the past week,” says labor historian Francis Ryan.
The “freedom” being offered is to be made refugees again so Israel can continue ethnic cleansing, says Peter Beinart.
Surgeon Feroze Sidhwa discusses Netanyahu’s US visit, Israel’s attacks on health care workers and facilities, and more.
Khalil also discusses his experience behind bars and the ongoing threat of deportation that hangs over him.
People are racially profiled and snatched off the streets without due process to fulfill Trump’s “quotas.”
This comes as GlobalChange.gov was taken down, along with information on how global warming is affecting the US.
Meanwhile, Israel’s war on Gaza has killed at least 56,000 Palestinians, with daily violence only increasing.
Morocco has occupied Western Sahara since 1975 in defiance of the United Nations and the international community.