Coloradans to Vote on Whether They Have a “Right to Natural Gas”
Ballot measure is a conservative ploy to crush local codes that promote electrification.
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admin Indiana, ICE and the Destruction of Immigrant Families
At the ‘Crossroads of America’, money, detention and hardline immigration policies turn Indiana into one of Trump’s strongest allies.
The Venice Biennale’s US Pavilion Was Supposed to Say Something About America. It Didn’t—And That’s the Point.
If art is a mirror, America just handed the world a blank canvas.
“I’m Ashamed of My Country”: Biddeford, Maine Locals Grieve Neighbor Killed by ICE
Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero is the second person killed by federal agents in less than a week.
Meet the Multi-Millionaire Pro-Hamas Activist Who Was Arrested in Spain
The DOJ has called for Fergie Chambers to be extradited on charges of international money laundering.
A Haitian Republican Pastor and the Conservative Movement Letting Him Down
“We deserve better.”
What Trump’s Proposal to Ban Pregnant Tourists Could Look Like
“If you’re determined that this is the obsession you have, cost doesn’t matter.”
ICE Won’t Change Under Trump
The president said the agency should continue vehicle stops, despite his administration suspending them the day before.
The Most Extreme GOP Candidate in the Nation
He’s a Christian fundamentalist who hunts demons and says he killed a man when he was seven.
Nation’s Biggest Public Utility Just Doubled Down on Coal, Gas, and Nuclear
Tennessee Valley Authority follows Trump’s lead, shying away from solar and wind.