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BY SUMBUL SIDDIQUI | A new guaranteed income in Cambridge, Mass., is offering direct cash to low-income households with children. The program could be a model for the rest of the U.S.

As the mayor of Cambridge, I trust each participant to use the money as they see fit without limitations.

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People stop for a moment in silence and raise their arms at the 30th Annual New York City Dyke March on June 25, 2022. The march’s theme was Dykes for Trans Liberation. People also protested against the Supreme Court overturning the 50-year-old landmark Roe v. Wade decision ending federal abortion protection. (Alexi Rosenfeld / Getty Images)

BY KATHY SPILLAR | The anti-abortion playbook that uses violence and threats as a crucial tool has been co-opted by other movements—including anti-trans extremists, who are employing many of the same tactics as anti-abortion extremists.

From targeting specific doctors, to bombarding clinics with phone calls and protests, these groups incite violence against clinicians who are providing care that is widely regarded as best practice by all major medical associations.

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BY TIARA AZIMOVA | Art inspired by the Russian invasion of Ukraine fills Rivne, a city in northwestern Ukraine within a three-hour drive from the Polish border—where an exhibition of 44 paintings by Ukrainian artists opened last year at The Euro Gallery.

“Every moment is precious,” one artist said. “If I have a last opportunity to say something, I have to make it through art by telling the truth.”

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On the latest "On the Issues," we’re unpacking something that’s become increasingly—and distressingly—mainstream in the wake of the Trump presidency: political violence. In the face of these very real and dangerous threats, how can we support women and minority candidates—not just through their candidacies, but throughout their tenures in office and beyond?

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