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ICE Refuses Cameras That Switch On When Its Officers Draw a Gun
ICE has refused to let its officers' body cameras switch themselves on. Congress's watchdog, the Government Accountability Office, told the agency to add automatic activation, the technology its own vendor already sells and
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ICE Refuses Cameras That Switch On When Its Officers Draw a Gun
ICE has refused to let its officers' body cameras switch themselves on. Congress's watchdog, the Government Accountability Office, told the agency to add automatic activation, the technology its own vendor already sells and
· 3 min read
News
Trump and Musk Squeeze Ukraine as Russian Strikes Intensify
Russia hit Ukraine's power stations and grid more than 200 times last week and killed more than 150 people, Zelenskyy said in
· 3 min read
ICE
ICE Wants to Jail People Without a Hearing. Nine Appeals Courts Have Said No.
The policy behind the detention boom rests on one reading of one law. The Supreme Court will decide it, and the policy stays in force until then.
· 3 min read
Israel
Israeli Military Now Killing More Israelis Than Hamas
· 3 min read
ICE
Trump Sent His Political Police to Ilhan Omar's Door
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News
We Built a Public Record of ICE Because They Refuse to Keep One
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U.S. Allies Defend World's Court From Trump's Regime
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Ukraine
Ukraine Was Not Told of Trump's Energy Ceasefire, Zelenskyy Would Accept a Deal
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ICE
Is This Oklahoma Gun Ranch a Secret ICE Training Camp?
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USA Set to Live-Stream Execution to the Public
The Army will shoot Nidal Hasan at Fort Hood on 3 December and the Pentagon says it will be livestreamed, the first execution ever broadcast to the American public. Senators call it medieval. The state has been killing people in public all year, without the trial.
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ICE
ICE Bosses Tell Officers to "Go After Anybody" in California
A 45-day sweep that began in San Diego orders officers to arrest every undocumented person they meet, criminal record or not. "Management want numbers."
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ICE
ICE Tells Agents to Hit 3,000 Arrests a Day Before the Midterms
ICE leaders told agents to arrest 1,000 more people a day, reviving a 3,000-a-day goal, as arrests spike from Portland to Fresno weeks before the midterms.
· 3 min read
ICE
Trump Has Grown ICE's Police Deals Twentyfold
ICE now lists 2,639 agreements deputising local police and sheriffs, up from 129 when Trump took office. Most put officers on the street after a 40-hour online course.
· 4 min read
U.S. Politics
Trump Said It Again: "Let Them Hit San Diego. Let Them Hit Los Angeles."
Two days after the first time, he went back to the line in San Antonio: "Let them hit San Diego. Let them hit Los Angeles."
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News
Trump Regime Shuts Out International Election Observers
For the first time since 2002, the OSCE was not invited to watch a U.S. election. The Justice Department is sending a record number of its own monitors instead.
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News
Trump Mobile Hacked, Thousands of Customers' Home Addresses Leaked
A ransomware group says it is still inside the Trump family phone company. The company reportedly told it: "We have no team to handle this."
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U.S. Politics
"Let Them Take Out Los Angeles, San Diego," Says the U.S. President
At a Nebraska rally, the president weighed two American cities against the price of a tank of fuel.
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U.S. Politics
Mitch McConnell Returns to the Senate in a Wheelchair, 17 Years Past Retirement Age
Mitch McConnell returned to the Capitol on Monday in a wheelchair, 92 days after a fall at his Washington home
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U.S. Politics
A Fascist Pedophile Tried to Bribe U.S. Voters
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Iran
U.S. Politics
Trump Said It Again: "Let Them Hit San Diego. Let Them Hit Los Angeles."
Two days after the first time, he went back to the line in San Antonio: "Let them hit San Diego. Let them hit Los Angeles."
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U.S. Politics
"Let Them Take Out Los Angeles, San Diego," Says the U.S. President
At a Nebraska rally, the president weighed two American cities against the price of a tank of fuel.
· 2 min read
Iran
USA Strikes Iran Again, Hitting a Naval Base and a Village
The United States has attacked Iran again. Konarak naval base, on the Gulf of Oman, has been hit by a
· 2 min read
Iran
USA Launches New Attacks on Iran
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Iran
U.S. Strike Forces Evacuation of 211 Cancer Patients From Ahvaz Hospital
Missiles landed around the Shahid Baghaei 2 hospital in Ahvaz, southwestern Iran, late Wednesday, forcing the evacuation of a cancer
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Iran
USA Launches Enormous Wave Of Attacks On Iran After Strait of Hormuz Closure
The U.S. regime resumed bombing Iran on Saturday night, its Central Command confirming strikes that began at 7:15pm
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Iran
IRGC Announces Strait of Hormuz Closed Until Further Notice
The Iranian regime's Revolutionary Guards navy announced early on Sunday that it had closed the Strait of Hormuz
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Iran
The USA Struck About Ninety Targets Across Iran Overnight, Iran Responds With Attacks on U.S. Bases
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U.S. forces bombed Iran for a second consecutive night on Wednesday, hitting roughly ninety
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U.S. Politics
Trump says the truce is over after the USA hits 80 targets in Iran
The ceasefire is over according to U.S. President Trump. The authoritarian said so on Wednesday in Ankara, sitting beside
· 2 min read
Palestine
Israel
Israeli Military Now Killing More Israelis Than Hamas
Since the ceasefire, Israeli fire and munitions have killed five Israelis and Hamas has killed four. Count the army's own accidents and it is eight. 1,471 Palestinians killed in the same year.
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News
U.S. Allies Defend World's Court From Trump's Regime
The US has sanctioned the International Criminal Court itself, not just its judges. Britain, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the Netherlands answered within hours: they "regret and strongly disagree."
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Gaza
Israel Has Killed 1,460 Palestinians in Gaza Since the "Ceasefire"
A year after the 10 October 2025 ceasefire, Israel has killed at least 1,460 Palestinians in Gaza, more than 300 of them children, while holding most of the strip and keeping aid below what the deal promised.
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Palestine
25 Times Israel Massacred Palestinians Before Hamas Existed
Hamas was founded in 1987. Israeli forces had been massacring Palestinians since the day the state was declared. Here are 25 times, a fraction of the record.
· 9 min read
Investigation
Mapping All Territory Illegally Held by Israel
Beyond its 1949 lines, Israel holds 5,777 km² in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon and Syria: 28 per cent on top of the state itself. We mapped all of it from UN, Israeli military and independent data.
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Israel
Israeli Leaders Knew Hamas Would Attack a Year Before October 7
Updated 8 October 2026: written warnings from Netanyahu's own security chiefs, reported on the anniversary, and renewed demands
· 8 min read
Ed Sheeran
Ed Sheeran's Statement Failed to Address the Issues He Caused
Musicians and celebrities at Ed Sheeran's level are not bystanders to politics, they have been remarkably effective in
· 5 min read
Palestine
Ed Sheeran Chose Profit Over Palestine
On 4 September, opening for Ed Sheeran in front of 89,000 people at MetLife Stadium, Macklemore said two words,
· 5 min read
Gaza
Israel Hired a Gang to Kidnap a Gaza Policeman
At around 10:20 Tuesday morning, ten or so armed men rode into the al-Katiba area of western Gaza
· 7 min read
ICE
News
ICE Refuses Cameras That Switch On When Its Officers Draw a Gun
ICE has refused to let its officers' body cameras switch themselves on. Congress's watchdog, the Government Accountability
· 3 min read
ICE
ICE Wants to Jail People Without a Hearing. Nine Appeals Courts Have Said No.
The policy behind the detention boom rests on one reading of one law. The Supreme Court will decide it, and the policy stays in force until then.
· 3 min read
ICE
Trump Sent His Political Police to Ilhan Omar's Door
An immigration agency that is building files on voters, the groups that register them and the lawmakers they elect searched a congresswoman's home on Monday. No court has found the fraud its bosses announced months ago.
· 5 min read
Analysis
USA Set to Live-Stream Execution to the Public
The Army will shoot Nidal Hasan at Fort Hood on 3 December and the Pentagon says it will be livestreamed, the first execution ever broadcast to the American public. Senators call it medieval. The state has been killing people in public all year, without the trial.
· 4 min read
ICE
ICE Bosses Tell Officers to "Go After Anybody" in California
A 45-day sweep that began in San Diego orders officers to arrest every undocumented person they meet, criminal record or not. "Management want numbers."
· 3 min read
ICE
We Warned the Public About ICE Agent Brenden Cuni a Year Before the Bronx Shooting
The ICE List named Brenden Cuni in October 2025 and warned that he was escalating, careless with his weapons and in charge. On Thursday he was on a Marble Hill street with a rifle after ICE shot a man with a 5-year-old in the car.
· 5 min read
ICE
ICE Tells Agents to Hit 3,000 Arrests a Day Before the Midterms
ICE leaders told agents to arrest 1,000 more people a day, reviving a 3,000-a-day goal, as arrests spike from Portland to Fresno weeks before the midterms.
· 3 min read
ICE
Trump Has Grown ICE's Police Deals Twentyfold
ICE now lists 2,639 agreements deputising local police and sheriffs, up from 129 when Trump took office. Most put officers on the street after a 40-hour online course.
· 4 min read
News
Trump's Immigration Goons Have Detained at Least 506 Americans, Including 70 Children
About 20 children were handcuffed or zip-tied. Around a dozen citizens were deported. DHS says it is "NOT arresting U.S. citizens by mistake."
· 2 min read
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Religious preschools want public funding, but exemptions from nondiscrimination rules – the Supreme Court will decide if that’s constitutional
When Colorado launched its Universal Preschool Program in 2023, the goal was simple: Give every 4-year-old in the state access to free, publicly funded education.
· 5 min read
The Conversation
Yemen’s Houthis are bringing their war to Saudi Arabia – and reframing the narrative of being an Iranian proxy
A deadly Houthi attack on Riyadh’s international airport has highlighted how the Yemeni group is reframing its perceived “Iran proxy” role and shifting its regional focus to its ongoing battle against Saudi Arabia.
· 6 min read
The Conversation
Republicans can confirm a Supreme Court justice if Democrats take the Senate, but at what cost?
Democrats are gaining momentum in their bid to retake the Senate in November. This has led Republicans to prepare for the possibility that a conservative Supreme Court justice might announce their retirement before the new Congress is sworn in on Jan. 3, 2027.
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The Conversation
Philly voters care about local issues, but election integrity fears make them wonder if their vote matters
Less than 30 days ahead of the 2026 midterms and almost nobody I talk to in Philadelphia is excited. Not my neighbors. Not my students or colleagues at Temple University, where I research and teach political communication and public opinion.
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The Conversation
How Trump’s disaster aid delays and FEMA cuts could galvanize the ‘movable middle’ in the 2026 elections
When Hurricane Isaias hit the Florida Panhandle on Oct. 9, 2026, it was just the latest weather disaster for Americans in a year that continues to break records.
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ProPublica
These Women Were Trying to Escape Domestic Abuse. ICE Detained Them Instead.
They were victims, not abusers. That’s what they told police officers, attorneys, visitors and anyone else who would listen. It didn’t matter.
· 19 min read
ProPublica
New Mexico and El Paso Spent Millions on Climate Plans. Three New Data Centers Could Undo Them.
Last December, New Mexico officials celebrated publication of a plan to address climate change, designed to dramatically reduce the state’s greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
· 12 min read
The Conversation
That brightly packaged sexual enhancement pill at the gas station might be laced with dangerous drugs
Brightly colored packaging, promises of better sexual performance and names like “Rhino,” “Anaconda” and “Magnum” make sexual enhancement products difficult to miss.
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Gaza
- Children killed20,179
- Women killed12,500
- Injured175,098
- Journalists and media workers killed262
Sudan
- Expert estimates of the true toll150,000 to 400,000
- Forced from home15 million+
- Day of the war1,263
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