Daniel Hunter / Waging NonviolenceMass participation can overwhelm a system and make the likely accomplices of would-be election thieves less willing to go along.Immigration
Gwynne Hogan, Eileen Grench / The City ReporterIn a new court filing, Oscar Belgal’s attorneys say he’s being denied adequate medical care with a bullet still lodged in his neck.Courts & Law
Jonathan Shorman / States NewsroomSetting the stage for a legal showdown, the Justice Department gave election officials 48 hours to remove voters on a list provided to L.A. County, the most populous in the country.Global Voices
Jessica Dos Santos Jardim / TruthdigThe recent U.S.-Venezuela oil deal leaves Venezuelans with very little income or benefits, and even less sovereignty.
Seth Millstein / SentientDocuments show how the National Cattlemen’s Association launched a long-term misinformation campaign to downplay livestock’s environmental impacts.LGBTQIA+
Nick Fulton / PrismKansas officials have said that gender markers will not affect voting, but that hasn’t quelled trans voters’ fears in a state that requires ID at the polls.
Robert Reich / SubstackViolating Justice Department rules, federal agents raided Rep. Ilhan Omar’s apartment 22 days before the election. Democrats must investigate this abuse of power.TD Column
Thom Hartmann / The Hartmann ReportFrom missing mail to armed federal agents and sweeping voter investigations, the warning signs suggest a democracy being squeezed before Americans ever reach the ballot box.
Joseph Lee / GristIndigenous communities are confronting mounting climate threats even as the lack of funding, legal recognition and support for self-governance limit their ability to respond.TD Interview
Ed Rampell / TruthdigSusanne Rostock’s second film about the singer/actor chronicles his art and activism during the last 12 years of his life.
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Activism
Mass participation can overwhelm a system and make the likely accomplices of would-be election thieves less willing to go along.
Immigration
In a new court filing, Oscar Belgal’s attorneys say he’s being denied adequate medical care with a bullet still lodged in his neck.
Courts & Law
Setting the stage for a legal showdown, the Justice Department gave election officials 48 hours to remove voters on a list provided to L.A. County, the most populous in the country.
Global Voices
The recent U.S.-Venezuela oil deal leaves Venezuelans with very little income or benefits, and even less sovereignty.
Business & Economy
Documents show how the National Cattlemen’s Association launched a long-term misinformation campaign to downplay livestock’s environmental impacts.
LGBTQIA+
Kansas officials have said that gender markers will not affect voting, but that hasn’t quelled trans voters’ fears in a state that requires ID at the polls.
TD Original
Artist-activists and parodic protesters spread chaos across New York City’s premiere annual greenwashing event.
Courts & Law
Violating Justice Department rules, federal agents raided Rep. Ilhan Omar’s apartment 22 days before the election. Democrats must investigate this abuse of power.
TD Column
What the hunt for warehouse club bargains teaches about the economy.
TD Column
The superrich are pouring record amounts of money into defeating insurgent Democrats on Nov. 3.
Politics
From missing mail to armed federal agents and sweeping voter investigations, the warning signs suggest a democracy being squeezed before Americans ever reach the ballot box.
Environment
Indigenous communities are confronting mounting climate threats even as the lack of funding, legal recognition and support for self-governance limit their ability to respond.
TD Interview
Susanne Rostock’s second film about the singer/actor chronicles his art and activism during the last 12 years of his life.