
Senator Says European Nations Must Sanction Trump, Rubio Before US Wrecks ICC
Sen. Chris Van Hollen said that Trump and Rubio’s attacks on the ICC seek to obstruct investigations into Netanyahu.
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Sen. Chris Van Hollen said that Trump and Rubio’s attacks on the ICC seek to obstruct investigations into Netanyahu.
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DoorDash reached a $131.5 million settlement agreement for underpaying nearly 260,000 delivery workers.
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Netanyahu is attempting to “insult and demean the international system" with his visit, one activist said.
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A top donor told agents his company won millions in federal contracts by bankrolling campaigns of powerful politicians.
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“I still have concerns, and I think anybody who actually watches the video [of McConnell] has concerns,” Beshear said.
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The settlement will place CNN and CBS News under control of a group chosen by the conglomerate’s board of directors.
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The leftist Die Linke party won the most votes in Berlin, even as the far right AfD won a state election in the north.
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Individuals deported there under “third-country agreements” have been denied the ability to contact their families.
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For 25 years, the US ran a parallel legal system targeting Muslims. It now reaches activists, immigrants, and the left.
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The announcement comes after Trump made his latest genocidal threat to “blow the entire nation up.”
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CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are suing the Trump administration for banning their networks from the White House.
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Democrats in the Senate Agriculture Committee have refused to support a farm bill that doesn’t restore SNAP funding.
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More than 230 people have been killed in 70 attacks throughout the US boat strike campaign.
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The analysis was produced by a human but relied on false claims that an AI model had provided.
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The shooting of Wilber Rafael Garces Perez came more than two months after an ICE officer fatally shot a man in Houston.
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The report raises questions regarding the military’s line-of-duty investigations following service member deaths.
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Over a dozen public and private colleges and universities in the US have closed, merged, or scaled back these programs.
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The Clear Labels Act, designed to alert consumers to where their drugs were made, is headed for a full Senate vote.
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Tribal consultation isn’t optional, but the corporations building data centers in New Mexico are acting like it is.
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Millions had fled along the highway I had taken. Behind them Iraq was riven, its wounds pried open and left unsutured.
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The decision found that immigrants must have an opportunity to challenge their removal if they fear for their safety.
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“These outrageous attacks only demonstrate how scared he is of an informed public,” said one press freedom advocate.
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Rep. Rashida Tlaib says Capture Systems has “no place in our state and should not be receiving a dime of public funds.”
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New legislation would steer $5 million collected from penalized oil wells into cash aid for 1,000 nearby households.
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The proposed copper sulfide mine threatens to unleash 40 million tons of toxic waste in Michigan’s wetlands.
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Kennedy’s remark comes as measles cases in the US are at their highest levels seen in decades.
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Palm Beach County, Florida, has invested $1 billion in Israel Bonds — more than any other single investor in the world.
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The Trump administration quietly fast-tracked a data center project in Nevada earlier this year.
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Groups argue federal law prohibits “armed men” at election sites, and agents’ presence causes voter intimidation.
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Executives said that “millions of people” could view their product as committing “theft of unprecedented proportions.”
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The State Department’s announcement of the sale comes as the administration is also pursuing a US-Saudi nuclear deal.
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The president has repeatedly expressed his willingness to commit war crimes and atrocities against Iran.
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“Unintentional harm is exactly what is driving many species towards extinction,” said one expert.
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Naqaa Hamed’s arrest comes as nearly 40 Palestinian journalists are currently in Israeli detention.
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The upcoming overhaul of the Chicago region’s transit system shows how potent organizing around public services can be.
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More than 80 percent of doctors are employed by corporate entities — a massive increase from 62 percent seven years ago.
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