FCC Chair Open to Punishing Broadcasters Over Trump’s “Fake Poll” Claims
admin As of Tuesday, nearly 6 in 10 Americans disapprove of Trump’s job performance, an aggregate of polling data shows.
September 2026
UK, France, and Canada Announce Bans on Goods from Illegal Israeli Settlements
Activist Omar Barghouti called the UK’s actions “largely performative” while Israeli officials responded with fury.
As Farmers Struggle, Trump’s Agriculture Secretary Profits Off High Gas Prices
Brooke Rollins and her husband, an oil industry executive, hold as much as $2.5 million in fossil fuel investments.
3 National Archives Locations Are Set to Close. Tribal Documents’ Fate Is Unclear.
Indigenous leaders say the US government’s decision to close the sites was made without tribal consultation.
Vermont Hospital Workers Are Building Solidarity With Farmworkers
University of Vermont Medical Center’s health care workers want their employer to join the Milk with Dignity program.
Milwaukee Man Falsely Accused of Threatening Trump Is Still Facing Deportation
Ramón Morales Reyes’s family is seeking $5 million in damages caused by the federal government’s accusations.
German Far Right Party AfD Wins in Regional Election, Thanks Musk for Support
Alternative for Germany won the most votes in the Saxony-Anhalt election but fell short of an absolute majority.
“No More 24” Movement Aims to End 24-Hour Shifts for New York Home Care Workers
As the movement evolves, activists are pushing to ensure it helps workers and the people they care for.
Boycott of Starbucks Is Still On as Workers Press for $17 Wage and Protections
On the heels of their victory on silica-based powder, baristas are urging patrons to boycott until they win a contract.
ACT UP in Louisiana Was Pragmatic, Bold, Creative. Let’s Learn From It.
David W. Hylan’s new book Small Town Rage shines a light on ‘90s-era AIDS organizing in conservative Shreveport.