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Soto, whose husband was moved to Elizabeth Detention Center, speaks out after third death at Delaney Hall ICE jail.
The exhibit comes as the Trump administration escalates attacks on DEI and censors how history is publicly presented.
For Zinn, says author Dave Zirin, “being an academic was always secondary to being in the streets and making history."
Alexandra Bravo was killed while investigating boat strike survivors' claims that they were tortured by US gunmen.
The congressmember from Ohio is facing allegations of domestic abuse as he runs for reelection.
Scientists and AI firm employees urge the US to “deliberately pace” the development of the most advanced AI systems.
Francesca Albanese also comments on settler- and soldier-led pogroms in the occupied West Bank.
Beto Coral was arrested and returned to Colombia for exercising free speech in criticizing Abelardo de la Espriella.
A professor who fled Madrid says decades of neoliberal policies have diminished Spain’s ability to respond to disasters.
The bill would create “a subclass of people who can be discriminated against” in US territories, says a legal scholar.
A three-judge federal appeals panel overturned the lower court ruling that had freed Mahdawi from ICE custody.
The neighborhood was bombed a second time while families and rescuers were still on the ground.
“To this administration, law itself is the enemy,” and it’s trying to do abroad what it’s doing at home, says an expert.
Iranian authorities say at least 41 Iranians have been killed and 408 wounded this month in US strikes.
Salgado Araujo’s brother, who witnessed the shooting, has requested to leave an ICE jail to pay his last respects.
“He is not fit to be attorney general … he acts as the president’s personal attorney,” says Rep. Pramila Jayapal.
The journalists were accompanying the father of a Palestinian American who was beaten to death by settlers a year ago.
“Voters all across Maine … think [ICE] needs to be abolished,” says Drop Site News correspondent Nathan Bernard.
Scholar Rashid Khalidi, who belongs to a family that has claims to the land, discusses why the embassy is illegal.
Delay and deferral tactics threaten accountability, transparency, and democratic processes, says a FOIA advocate.
DHS said Lunas Campos had attempted suicide, but witnesses said he died after being restrained by multiple guards.
Trump announced he would lift US sanctions on Turkey and is considering selling the country F-35 fighter jets.
The Iranian leader was assassinated in February, along with members of his family, in a joint U.S.-Israeli strike.
At least six people have been charged with allegedly vandalizing the pool, which underwent a failed $16M renovation.
Journalist Karen Hao discusses the impacts of AI from workers in Kenya to water grabs in Chile.
While the bulk of the profits in 2025 came from cryptocurrency, Trump also saw millions from licensing deals overseas.
“We want to make sure that everyone knows that it is constitutional to pursue reparations,” says a law professor.
It’s believed more than 100 Venezuelans who were deported from the US to Caracas hours before the earthquakes have died.
As the US commemorates its 250th anniversary, Eddie Glaude discusses the injustice baked into the US’s very founding.
The country needs international support, but there’s a “huge network of solidarity going on right now,” says a reporter.
Author and activist Cory Doctorow discusses Big Tech, understanding AI, labor automation, and more.
“Each of the scientists in the film has faced severe backlash from their research,” says the director of Second Nature.
“They are trying to kill the hope of the Lebanese people,” says Rami Khashab, who worked alongside the late Mona Khalil.
Mediators from Pakistan and Qatar say the two sides agreed to a roadmap toward reaching a final deal within 60 days.
Leaders failed to address income inequality or climate change but entertained wealthy AI and fossil fuel executives.
We’re seeing the targeting of and double-tap strikes on journalists that we've seen in Gaza, says filmmaker Seán Murray.
But workers are still being fired in violation of their union contract, says the co-founder of Hands Off the Arts.
Free press advocate Craig Aaron explains the stakes of billionaire-owned Paramount potentially acquiring Warner Bros.
“If this kind of austerity can happen at The New School, it can happen everywhere,” says professor Jeremy Varon.
The mothers of disappeared people have also been protesting, trying to reach the stadium, says José Luis Granados Ceja.
Along with dismantling vital sea monitoring, Trump aims to expand deep sea mining and loosen fishing regulations.
Elon Musk wants government “to be the site of injection for new services from Silicon Valley,” says Quinn Slobodian.
Iran and Israel exchanged fire overnight in the most serious escalation since a nominal truce was reached in April.
Ahead of the event, Gregory Bovino cited Nazi Germany’s lead general, Erwin Rommel, as an inspirational figure.
“You can’t manipulate the courts to broom clean an illegitimate settlement,” says retired federal Judge Nancy Gertner.
Many Lebanese people “sort of feel beholden to the regional and global powers on their fate,” says AP's Kareem Chehayeb.
David Venturella is former VP of GEO Group, whose profits soared from $32M to $254M in 2025 as ICE detention expanded.
Samya Stumo was among 346 killed in what a judge previously called "the deadliest corporate crime in US history.”
Trump threatened to blow up Oman and said Gulf states “owe” it to the US to normalize relations with Israel.
“Their demands are not to get better conditions. Their demands are to get freed and be heard,” Gabriela Soto said.
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