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The Drug War on the Border Doesn’t Work
Just like during the Prohibition Era, cracking down on the drug trade along the U.S-Mexico border has only fueled more violence. Read more
Sep 21, 2023
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PragerU’s Propaganda Is Now Being Taught in Schools
The media group was just approved to spread its brand of historical disinformation to classrooms in Florida, Oklahoma, and New Hampshire. Read more
Sep 18, 2023
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Death Subsidies
Even though there are good things happening on the climate front, one of the biggest travesties is that nations are still subsidizing the fossil fuel industry. Read more
Sep 22, 2023
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‘It Trickles Down to the Patient’: Nurses Continue Organizing Against Under-Staffing
Nurses in Kansas and Texas, along with nurses across the country, are organizing for improved staffing. They say that lowering the nurse-to-patient ratio is essential for providing care. Read more
Sep 22, 2023
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International Community Expresses Concerns with Assault on Democracy in Guatemala
Guatemala’s troubled electoral process continues to suffer attacks, generating condemnation from observers. Read more
Sep 20, 2023
Celebrating Fifty Years of Section 504
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, the first law that framed disability rights as civil rights, turns fifty on September 26. Read more
Sep 19, 2023
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The Half-Century Wait for Justice in the Murder of Victor Jara
Victor Jara was killed September 16, 1973; a new ruling could allow the extradition and criminal trial of the Chilean folk singer’s accused killer. Read more
Sep 15, 2023
