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Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves attacked journalists after church, retweeting Elon Musk. But his real legacy is the $77M TANF scandal, $20B xAI deal polluting Black communities, a decade of Medicaid obstruction, and legislative failures that kicked working people in the teeth.
With $45 billion in funding, ICE is building a detention system that will rival the entire federal criminal prison system by 2029. Detention has increased 75% to 66,000 people, with plans for 135,000 capacity. The goal: pressure people into giving up their rights.
Israel bombed Tebnine Government Hospital twice in two days, injuring 11 workers. Then they carried out a 'quadruple tap' attack that killed four medics and wounded six. This is the systematic destruction of Lebanon's healthcare infrastructure — a war crime the world ignores.
Hector Ruben McGurk, 73, was denied parole in April 2026 and faces dying in federal prison for a non-violent marijuana offense while states legalize cannabis across America. His life without parole sentence means he will die incarcerated for a plant that is now legal in half of the country.
Katelyn Taylor Hall, 28, called 911 for help during a mental health crisis. Her family wanted a doctor. Louisville Metro Police sent executioners. Officers Robert Baker and Robert Gabbard shot and killed her in less than a second—tasers on their belts, training ignored, a suicidal woman treated as a threat to be neutralized.
Since regional escalation began in February 2026, the West Bank has witnessed an acceleration of violence and displacement. OCHA has documented more than 150 settler attacks across 90 communities — an average of more than six attacks per day. Organized groups like Hilltop Youth and Ateret Cohanim carry out coordinated arson, livestock theft, and infrastructure attacks with state backing and police protection. Since January 2026, 1,697 Palestinians have been displaced due to settler violence and access restrictions — already surpassing the total for all of 2025. This piece examines the pattern of organized settler violence, state coordination, and the human cost of ongoing occupation.
A deep examination of New York's February-March 2026 wildcat prison strike that exposed systemic abandonment of incarcerated people. The piece documents minimal staffing, denial of basic services, the state's failed response calling in National Guard, and the human cost of conditions violating UN standards for treatment of prisoners.
On the 50th anniversary of Land Day, Israeli forces demolished two Palestinian homes in Silwan, occupied East Jerusalem. Meanwhile, settlers launched a wave of violence across the West Bank following the death of Yehuda Sherman, torching homes, burning cars, and attacking villagers. This piece examines the pattern of land confiscation, settler violence, and Palestinian displacement that has only intensified since 1976.
The Israeli military openly admitted to creating a fake photo of journalist Ali Shoaib to claim he was affiliated with Hezbollah.
Across America, facial recognition and AI surveillance tools are jailing innocent people - grandmothers, pregnant women, grandfathers, students. Companies like Clearview AI, Flock Safety, and Palantir are building a private police state, feeding data between themselves and federal agencies, while innocent lives are shattered. This investigation traces the false arrest of Angela Lipps, a Tennessee grandmother, and documents similar cases involving Harvey Eugene Murphy Jr., Porcha Woodruff, Robert Williams, Nijeer Parks, Michael Oliver, and Jason Vernau.
The Israeli Knesset approved legislation yesterday allowing courts to impose death sentences on Palestinians via simple majority vote, with executions by hanging. The law grants military courts in the occupied West Bank sweeping power to condemn Palestinians to death while closing off avenues for appeal or clemency.
While the U.S. wages wars abroad, the same counterinsurgency tactics, equipment, and mindset return home to police communities of color. Cop City in Atlanta and expanding surveillance state show how empire polices its own population.
The FCC's threat to revoke broadcasters' licenses over Iran war coverage isn't an isolated incident — it's part of a systematic campaign to crush independent journalism in America.
A deep dive into OpenAI's Pentagon contract and why 'trust me' is the wrong thing to say about AI weapons and surveillance.
As the U.S. and Israel wage war on Iran, Israel has used the cover of regional conflict to impose a near-total siege on Gaza, seal off the West Bank, and escalate settler violence against Palestinians — all with minimal international scrutiny. This is not a coincidence. It is policy.
A federal jury in Fort Worth, Texas has convicted eight anti-ICE protesters of providing material support for terrorism — for wearing black clothing to a July 4 demonstration outside the Prairieland ICE Detention Center. The verdict marks the first successful use of terrorism charges against alleged antifa members in U.S. history and sets a precedent that criminalizes protest ideology, clothing, and political literature.
The LECC has finalized its comprehensive investigation into the New South Wales Police Force's utilization of the STMP on children and young people, known as Operation Tepito. The report expresses significant concerns about the STMP's application, highlighting potential unlawful interactions with young individuals. Chief Commissioner Peter Johnson acknowledges the cessation of STMP use by the police force, emphasizing the need for lawful and youth-centric approaches in policing. This targeting of indigenous youth echo tactics used against other indigenous populations in North America.
A ruthless gang of Rankin County sheriff's deputies, known as the "Goon Squad," terrorized residents for years through torture, illegal raids, and excessive force. Unmasking their reign of abuse and the ongoing fight for justice.
Amidst a global yearning for justice, the fusion of diverse advocates with the Black Lives Matter movement forms an astonishing narrative of shared struggles. Framed through a Black revolutionary's eyes, this coalition challenges privilege, empowers voices, and catalyzes institutional change. The foundation rests on recognizing common ground, where empathy transcends racial boundaries. The courage to confront privilege fuels equality's dance, while amplified voices form a symphony of inclusion, breaking cycles of silence. This alliance becomes a roaring force against injustice, not just in words, but through transformative actions. Together, white advocates and Black revolutionaries redefine allyship, weaving a tapestry of hope where justice and equality prevail—a testament to the enduring power of unity.
Explore the profound impact of Black radicalism on shaping identity and community through resilience and reclamation. Discover how historical movements and contemporary efforts empower and redefine marginalized communities.
Unveiling America's historical shift from rehabilitation-focused corrections to a system entrenched in mass incarceration. Discover how the legacy of slavery, the war on drugs, and punitive measures shape the current state of American justice. Explore the historical shifts in narrative, systemic flaws built into the system, and urgent calls for reform in the nation's corrections system.
Follow the journey of a journalist's first arrest, revealing shocking realities within Lawton County Jail. From a personal crisis to the tragic death of a fellow inmate, this exposé sheds light on systemic issues plaguing the criminal justice system.
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