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By Committee to Protect Journalists Photos: YouTube Screenshots New York, February 25, 2026—A record 129 journalists and media workers were killed worldwide in 2025, more than any other…
By Jeremy Scahill and Murtaza Hussain Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons The U.S. and Iran are headed to a new round of talks in Geneva aimed at averting a…
By Mel Gurtov Photos: Wikimedia Commons Was Trump Trumped On Tariffs: Reacting to Defeat Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” just got squashed. The Supreme Court on February 20 denied,…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today reminded tenants across New York of their rights as winter weather, including Blizzard NYC…
By Dr. Lawrence Wittner Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons California politics is currently being shaken up thanks to a drive, led by the Service Employees International Union, to enact…
By William J. Barber, II & Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons When CBS’ Late Show host Stephen Colbert invited Texas Senate candidate James Talarico to be a…
By Mel Gurtov Photos: Wikimedia Commons A Board Like None Other Donald Trump has turned the presidency into a vanity project, putting his name and image all over…
By FAIR Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons If there's one person onto whom establishment media have projected their anxieties about race, class and democracy, it's the Rev. Jesse Jackson,…
By Jeremy Scahill & Murtaza Hussain Photos: YouTube Screenshots The U.S. military is in the midst of amassing an enormous fleet of aircraft and warships within striking distance…
By William J. Barber, II Photos: William J. Barber, II\Wikimedia Commons Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson died this morning at his home in Chicago, Illinois. He was 84 years-old.…
