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When a Journalist Is Beaten, Where Is the Outrage?
On October 16, 2026, Heidi Levine, a veteran photojournalist for The Washington Post, was brutally attacked by masked Israeli settlers while covering Palestinian farmers harvesting olives…
Decoding Pro-Israel Buzzwords in a Time of Genocide
Nearly two years ago, Human Rights Watch and…
Elon’s Fascist Flying Machine
Reel Time With Richard Ades: Nuclear test victims seek refuge in Oklahoma
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In 1946, the United States began testing nuclear…
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The Ohio Election Protection Coalition is seeking volunteers for election protection at the polls this fall.
They are hosting a series of trainings for volunteers.
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Navigating the Midterm Landscape: Economic Discontent, Changing Demographics, and the Battle for Congress
As the 2026 midterm elections approach, the political terrain is shifting beneath the feet of both major parties. With a national environment increasingly hostile to the incumbent administration, voters across diverse backgrounds are evaluating…
City Council of Confusion
The choice between Issues 8 and 9 have never been more important to our future, but thanks to Columbus City Council we now have a new level of confusion.
We have a citizen-led Issue 8 that would give Columbus the democracy that we deserve (…
Anthropic Would Kill 50 Humans To Roll Out The Next AI Model
Politico has a new article out titled “Anthropic quietly pitches its own AI safety bill to lawmakers,” revealing the contents of a leaked confidential draft on regulations the tech giant would be willing to accept in the name of public safety.…
A Keffiyeh, a Legacy, and a Woman Who Won’t Back Down
Hajar Benfares of Casablanca, Morocco, has a message for those who question her patriotism because she wears a Palestinian keffiyeh: solidarity with Palestine does not make her any less Moroccan. On the contrary, she says, her commitment to…