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When women say they were raped by agents of the government, the response cannot be silence.

As wealth gleams under chandeliers, millions of Americans go hungry or uninsured. The new Gilded Age is here—and it looks a lot like Versail

Argentina’s libertarian experiment is collapsing, and Trump’s Wall Street allies are rushing in with billions to bail it out.

Florida’s elections run on corrupted data. Half a million ballot records falsified — and officials certified them anyway.

Polluted air & water don’t just kill us—they poison democracy too. Sick systems breed fascism, and clean water is defense against it.

Project 2025 hasn’t been fully enacted, but 2025 saw major moves: civil-service overhaul, DEI rollbacks, refugee pause, and…

Inviting police into our movements has never been safe. In Florida under 287(g), it’s more dangerous than ever—our safety depends on solidar

D.C. spends 4x more deploying troops to clear homeless camps than it would cost to house everyone. Cruel math, crueler priorities.

BREAKING: Detainees at “Alligator Alcatraz” report tear gas, beatings, and chaos during last night’s uprising. Officials deny it happened.

Alligator Alcatraz is closing—but detainees aren’t free. They’re being shuffled to Krome, Texas, or deported. The cages didn’t disappear.

When people live under the threat of deportation, exploitation flourishes. Bosses and landlords know the system is stacked in their favor.

Florida has become a testing ground for authoritarian rule—censorship, raids, and detention camps. What’s happening here should alarm us all

A draft hurricane evacuation plan for the Alligator Alcatraz concentration camp in the Everglades released by Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is so heavily redacted that the public and relevant officials cannot determine its effectiveness or use it for planning purposes.

Across the state, neighbors and friends are quietly stepping in to raise children abandoned by the system.

is punishing tourism worth the cost to vulnerable communities?

Something fierce is rising from the Everglades—and it’s not just the gators.

Florida is no stranger to political chaos, wild headlines, and protests, but on February 5, 2025, something different happened. Thousands of

By Rebekah Jones What a year. Each year, I think (hope) the new year will be better than the last. Maybe if I start wishing for a worse...

As a parent, I’ve been living in a nightmare the last eight months. A week after filing my whistleblower lawsuit against the state,...

by David Silverberg The United States House of Representatives voted this morning to expel Rep. George Santos (R-3-NY) from the body for...