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June 26, 2023

Top News

Wife's Oil and Gas Leasing Deal Raises New Ethics Concerns About Justice Alito

"Alito doesn't have to come across like a drunken Paul Thomas Anderson character gleefully confessing to drinking our collective milkshakes in order to be a real-life, run-of-the-mill political villain," quipped the founder of one ethics watchdog.

Oxfam Reveals How Rich Nations Are Helping For-Profit Health Industry Exploit Poor Patients

Development finance institutions run by wealthy countries have fueled "a free-for-all of private greed over public good," the humanitarian group shows in a new report.

SCOTUS Lets Stand Decision Ensuring 'Publicly Funded Charter Schools Are Not Above the Law'

"Girls at public charter schools have the same constitutional rights as their peers at other public schools—including the freedom to wear pants," said the ACLU Women's Rights Project director.

Jessica Corbett

'Big Win for Democracy' as SCOTUS OKs Redrawing of Rigged Louisiana Congressional Map

"Gerrymandering has been denying Black Louisianans fair representation—but that is about to change," said one voting rights group.

Spanish H&M Workers Strike for Better Wages and Conditions

Unions UGT and CCOO called for strike action June 12 after months of negotiations over staffing, hours, and pay.

'Change Is Possible': How Campaigners Are Using Deep Canvassing to Build a Just Future

"Beliefs are not fixed," said Eboni Taggart, training manager at the Deep Canvass Institute. "We don't want to write people off as unreachable. I think there's a real danger in that."

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Fossil Fuels Made Up 82% of Global Energy Consumption in 2022: New Data

10 Years After Supreme Court Gutted Voting Rights, Advocates Say Congress Must Reverse Damage

Montana Train Derailment Raises Fears of Similar Disasters on Proposed Uinta Basin Railway

A Year After Dobbs, Advocates Demand Expanded Court, Congressional Action to Protect Abortion Rights

Analysts Say Solar Is Saving Texans From Widespread Power Outages Amid Extreme Heat

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Opinion

How Pro-Trans Rights Lawmakers Can Fight the Right Wing’s Weaponization of Courts

State legislators and their allies are our nation’s first and most important line of defense against the full-on right-wing assault on our democracy, including in the fight for trans and LGBTQIA2S+ people’s fundamental rights and freedoms.

Jessie Ulibarri,Leigh Finke

What Now for Russia After the Short-Lived Mutiny by Prigozhin?

Although suppressed, millions oppose Putin and hope for change. The head of the Wagner mercenary group is no "man of the people," but the aborted rebellion open the door for wider dissent in the country.

Systemic Racism and the US War Machine

We must realize that a nation so profoundly affected by individual and structural racism at home is apt to be affected by such racism in its approach to war.

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