Pregnancy in Jails: A New Report Finds Flagrant Violations of Illinois Laws Pregnancy in Jails: A New Report Finds Flagrant Violations of Illinois Laws

Jails throughout Illinois continually deny, restrict, interfere with, or discriminate against pregnant people’s rights to reproductive care.

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Trump’s New Line of Work: Bible Salesman Trump’s New Line of Work: Bible Salesman

In a quick cash-grab to foot the bill for his legal troubles, the former president has teamed up with country singer Lee Greenwood to peddle branded scripture.

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The Nuclear Explosion That Makes US Aid to Israel Illegal The Nuclear Explosion That Makes US Aid to Israel Illegal

Israel’s nuclear program has been in violation of international law for decades, rendering it ineligible for American assistance.

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Why Are Israelis So Threatened by a Cease-Fire? Why Are Israelis So Threatened by a Cease-Fire?

An end to the war in Gaza would force the country to face some fundamental truths.

Meron Rapoport

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How to Vote for a Cease-Fire How to Vote for a Cease-Fire

A guide to voting “Uncommitted.”

Joshua A. Cohen

Israel's nuclear reactor at Dimona.

The Nuclear Explosion That Makes US Aid to Israel Illegal The Nuclear Explosion That Makes US Aid to Israel Illegal

Israel’s nuclear program has been in violation of international law for decades, rendering it ineligible for American assistance.

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US Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield votes “abstain” during a vote on a resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza on March 25, 2024.

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The decision to let a UN cease-fire resolution pass has been hailed as a dramatic turning point. It isn’t.

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Hotel workers with Unite Here Local 11 march through downtown LA on October 25, 2023.

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Hotel workers have been demanding fair wages and benefits for months—and owners are starting to cave.

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Even as the search continued for survivors, the right-wing ecosystem was using the tragedy to smear immigrants and Black people.

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Joe Lieberman in 2010.

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The late senator embodied a consensus of militarism and plutocracy.

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A man fights a losing battle with insomnia by counting sheep, 1940.

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Fables of the Lone Star Liberal

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A HBO documentary series helmed by Lawrence Wright unknowingly paints a picture of a state incapable of understanding how radically it has changed since its hard-right turn.

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The Odd Couples of “Drive-Away Dolls”

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Ethan Coen’s horny homage to American film history’s many strains of queer comedy highlights the collaborative aspect inherent in his project as a director.

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The Many Faces of Viet Thanh Nguyen

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The Vietnamese American writer’s leap to the mainstream comes at a moment that demands his anti-colonialist perspective.

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Who was buried in the lonely grave in New York’s potter’s field? The year-long search led to a lost world in the history of AIDS.

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By most measures, Nevada is a blue state. But Democrats could be placing a risky bet there this November.

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