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By Robert C. Koehler Photos: Wikimedia Commons Perhaps theologian Walter Wink can help us understand Pete Hegseth, America’s self-declared “secretary of war” and spokesman, for God’s sake .…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots The following is a press release, from the New York Attorney General’s Office, regarding the killing of a pedestrian, who was struck by a vehicle,…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots BATON ROUGE, La. — Today, a group of individual voters and of voting rights organizations filed an emergency motion to block Governor Jeff Landry and…
By Amnesty International Photos: Facebook|YouTube Screenshots Ugandan security forces targeted members and supporters of the opposition party National Unity Platform (NUP) with lethal force, arbitrary arrests, torture and…
By William J. Barber, II and Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove Photos: Wikimedia Commons When Lyndon Baines Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act on August 6, 1965, he remarked that it…
By Atwemereireho Alex Photos: Wikimedia Commons Every 1st of May, the world ceremonially pauses to commemorate International Labor Day, a day born not out of political convenience or…
By Tom Oniro Elenyu Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Tom Oniro Elenyu Just as Ugandans were constipating that the “rubberstamp” Parliament of Uganda was on the verge of passing the Government’s…
WASHINGTON—Today, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) imposed sanctions on former President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) Joseph Kabange…
NEW YORK, NY — April XX, 2026 — MetroPlusHealth just launched its Invisible Thread campaign, inspired by a New York City Department of Health report showing that 72%…
By Jen Rice|Democracy Docket Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons The Democracy Docket team spent a lot of time over the past months guessing when the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS)…
