The tragic collapse of the Al-Saada building stresses the need to evacuate structures strategically damaged by Israel’s bombardment.
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In ‘The Mayor,’ Brian Alexander chronicles a Pennsylvania mayor’s effort to restore value to public service.
The book is rich with human close-ups that bring to life subjects like the threat of privatization of a regional Pennsylvania water utility.
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The Port of Elizabeth Movement has successfully disrupted weapons shipping, continuing the ripple effect of global arms embargo campaigns.
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Accounts of detention, disputed voter-roll deletions, and restrictions on public assembly raise questions about civil rights in the world’s largest democracy.
https://t.co/iZGEHMEx2y
On election night, Michigan decisively sent its first Muslim Senator to Washington, D.C.—no small feat amid open and rampant Islamophobia in the Trump Administration and around the country.
https://t.co/7H2azLeme5
"For nearly two decades after her death, I never fully processed the grief of losing my sister. Then, a prison introduced me to the wind phone."
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Even though driverless technology may indeed be a runaway locomotive that’s impossible to stop, it’s worth the effort to try anyway.
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There’s a gap between hospital policies that promote lunch breaks as employee self-care and the conditions that prevent us from taking them.
https://t.co/aYYGzzyK47
Historically hostile to its own public schools, the state legislature has issued a ballot measure that could threaten their existence.
https://t.co/8AZ3NgwCAC
Political conversations about transgender people affect health care, schools, and ordinary opportunities to participate in public life.
https://t.co/shEsWqYo3x
Instead of leaning into the progressivism gaining traction across the country, the Democratic establishment is choosing to attack the left.
https://t.co/ioF1V2Se6h