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The President’s goal in these renamings is to glorify himself and project his vision of national identity.

Why Trump’s Renaming Fixation Is Frightening The President’s goal in these renamings is to glorify himself and project his vision of national identity.

America’s legal system proclaims that even lifeless, human-made, paper entities called “corporations” are endowed with the human rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

But if an inanimate, corporate thing can have enforceable rights to legal protections and life privileges, why not natural beings like, well, nature?

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Nael Sadi, a man in his late twenties, runs a pet supply store in the Sheikh Radwan area of Gaza City. Before the Israeli genocide, he operated two branches—one in northern Gaza, and another further south in Deir al-Balah. Both were destroyed by Israeli airstrikes.

Economic restrictions have limited residents’ disposable income, making it difficult to keep family businesses afloat.

What Declining Purchasing Power Looks Like in Gaza Economic restrictions have limited residents’ disposable income, making it difficult to keep family businesses afloat.

Be wary of people who try to frighten you into doing things.

Read the full story from disability rights activist Mike Ervin on The Progressive.

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When it comes to vaccines, here’s my advice: Listen to what your doctor tells you, and no one else.

Why I Don’t Trust the Anti-Vaxxers—or the Pro- Ones Be wary of people who try to frighten you into doing things.

The state’s Republican-majority environmental commission is considering rules that would establish no numerical limits for PFAS in surface water.

Read the full story from Madelyn Rowley on The Progressive.

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Despite Colombia introducing a ten-year integration policy for Venezuelan migrants in 2021, experts have warned that “legal frameworks alone are insufficient.” Meaningful change needs to reach to a cultural level.

Pathways to Dignity on Colombia’s Border Colombia’s fumbled reckoning with regularization has left its migrant population vulnerable

In his new book, ‘A Resistance History of the United States’ , Tad Stoermer explores why resistance movements in the United States face uphill odds.

The Return of the Enslavers’ Republic In his new book, Tad Stoermer explores why resistance movements in the United States face uphill odds.

The state’s Republican-majority environmental commission is considering rules that would establish no numerical limits for PFAS in surface water.

In North Carolina, Industry Giants Are Shaping Forever Chemicals Policy The state’s Republican-majority environmental commission is considering rules that would establish no numerical limits for PFAS in surface water.

I worked in financial regulation and consumer protection for fifteen years. I have a hard time taking the administration’s campaign against fraud very seriously.

Trump’s Fraudulent War on Fraud I worked in financial regulation and consumer protection for fifteen years. I have a hard time taking the administration’s campaign against fraud very seriously.