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Nearly 60 countries gathered in Santa Marta to chart a path away from fossil fuels—even as oil shocks tighten their…
GOP Push for $1 Billion to Fund Trump’s Ballroom Hits Roadblock
A Senate official determined that a budgeting bill runs afoul of rules.
A New Film Explores the Not-So-Distant History of Gay Cruising Arrests
In “Plainclothes,” director Carmen Emmi examines the toll that constant surveillance takes on the LGBTQ community.
Trump’s SEC Slammed the Door on Small Investors. They Built a New One.
Shut out of the government’s filing system, activist investors launched a rival platform—and it’s already outpacing the original.
Trump Begins Branding America’s 250th Anniversary as a Christian Celebration
“We welcome Jesus into this place!”
Trump’s Minions Have Quietly Disappeared Most Federal Data on Gender Identity
Some agencies went even beyond what the president ordered on day one.
Court Clears Path for “Alligator Alcatraz” on Sacred Tribal Land
Miccosukee leaders warn that the sprawling complex is interfering with ceremonies as the case moves forward.
Alito Said Racism Was Over. Southern States Are Now Rushing to Revive Jim Crow.
Republicans are set to dismantle at least five majority-Black districts in the South.
The Ugly History Behind the Olympics’ New Gender Test
How Nazi-era fears about gender gave rise to sex testing—and why the policy is resurfacing now.
As Household Bills Soar, Activists Dream of a Green New Deal Remake
A new “working-class climate agenda” contests the notion that climate policy is politically toxic.