Federal Judge Denies Motion by xAI to Dismiss NAACP Lawsuit Against Data Center
The lawsuit alleges that the construction of an xAI data center in Mississippi is in violation of the Clean Air Act.
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Mamdani Threatens Trump Admin With Legal Action Over ICE’s Use of Parking Lots
Agents’ use of city parking lots to stage raids amounted to “unlawful commandeering” of public property, he asserted.
Federal Government Is Targeting Officials Who Are Trying to Hold ICE Accountable
Since January, the House Judiciary Committee and Department of Justice have targeted 65 state and local officials.
Leonard Leo-Linked VA Bishop Pushes Congregants to Vote for Regressive Agenda
Moves by the Trump administration may be emboldening churches to jump into state proposition fights.
Stevens Endorsed Rogers Right After He Touted His Support of Abortion Bans
Rogers once cosponsored a federal bill that would ban abortions from the point of conception.
El-Sayed Didn’t Fall for Anti-Trans “Gotcha” Moment in “60 Minutes” Interview
If he can win a highly contested seat, it will be a clear case that embracing anti-trans views is not required to win.
Raskin Urges Kushner to Recuse Himself From Negotiations Amid Book’s Allegations
Author Matthew Cole discusses the findings of his new book, Princes and Thieves, that prompted the move.
House Democrats Want Stevens Out of Their Caucus After Her “Despicable Betrayal”
The Michigan Democratic Party already removed Stevens from its ranks, the party’s chair said.
Voting Rights Experts Are Monitoring These 5 Issues as the Midterms Unfold
Courts have thwarted most of the administration’s plans to assert federal control, but Trump has kept up the pressure.
AI Techno-Utopianism and Doomsday Threats Distract From Big Tech’s Current Harms
The industry uses fantasies of technological dominance to paper over financial shortcomings and demands for regulation.
As Trump Claims to Bring Drug Prices Down, Medicare Drug Plans Hike Premiums
Millions of Medicare enrollees will see premiums rise by 50 percent in 2027, a new analysis finds.
Federal Judge Shuts Down Trump’s Threats to Prosecute Election Officials
The threat is the latest of Trump's wide-ranging efforts to undermine democratic processes ahead of the midterms.
California’s New Balcony Solar Bill Isn’t a Victory — It’s a Compromise
Plug-in balcony solar panels can never match the booming rooftop solar movement that state utility regulators derailed.
House Oversight Chair Is Using His Power to Investigate DC Organizers
DC organizations are pointing to a pattern of weaponizing official investigations to intimidate civil society groups.
Kansas City Residents Won a Rare Victory Against Racist Gerrymandering
Missouri is among the few states to push back against Republican-drawn maps. This is how voters did it.
After Surviving Botched Execution, Christa Pike Speaks Out
“There hasn’t been a moment since that night when I haven’t been in pain,” Pike said Friday.
As US and Israel Plot Iran Escalation, Regional Powers Scramble to Avert It
Saudi, Pakistani, and Turkish leaders met with Iranian officials in Tehran, signaling their reticence to renew the war.
Incarcerated LA Youth Fought for the Right to Hug Their Parents — and Won
Having enshrined youths’ right to hug parents during visits behind bars, activists are pushing for decarceration.
Billionaires Captured Ohio’s Supreme Court. Now They Want a Fully GOP Court.
Ohio’s state court election has been a circus of corporate and dark money campaigning.
While Americans Paid $148B Extra on Gas Amid War, Big Oil Made $130B in Profits
“All the excess cash we’re accumulating will ultimately be directed toward our owners,” one oil executive bragged.
Israel Is Creating a “Permanent Architecture of Control” Amid Gaza Genocide
Israel’s flattening, extraction, and reshaping of the rubble in Gaza is a continuation of its crimes, says an expert.
UK Bars Entry to Swedish Climate Scholar Who Advocates for Palestinian Rights
Andreas Malm was scheduled to speak at a conference that will also feature a co-founder of Palestine Action.
Grad Students Strike at Harvard, University With $68 Billion Endowment
“None of us here, despite attending the wealthiest university in the entire world, make a living wage."
Houston Activists Are Working to Disrupt the Flow of Weapons to Israel
Organizers and workers around the world are highlighting the invisible complicity of logistics companies in genocide.
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