“This is what I believe: that I hurt my family, not helped them, by giving all this information to the embassy who passed the information to the Israelis."
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The White House Gave Israel Coordinates to Save an American’s Family. Then Israel Bombed Them Again.
The Alsayed brothers lost their mother in the first bombing. They thought the White House could help save the survivors.
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“It is chilling when you put the whole picture together as this report does, and it is a stain on humanity.”
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Amnesty International Concludes That Israel Is Committing Genocide in Gaza
In a new 300-page report, the human rights group joins a growing chorus of legal scholars and activists describing Israel’s assault on Palestinia...
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Hannah Byrne joined Facebook to combat far-right extremism. She’s now convinced the tech giant can’t be trusted with such power.
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She Joined Facebook to Fight Terror. Now She’s Convinced We Need to Fight Facebook.
Hannah Byrne joined Facebook to combat far-right extremism. She’s now convinced the tech giant can’t be trusted with such power.
“I want teachers who are going through something similar, who feel silenced at their schools, to know it’s not just them.”
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Three Teachers Tried to Give Palestinian Students a Safe Haven — and It Cost Them Their Jobs
The Philadelphia school ordered teachers to “stay neutral” on Israel’s war on Gaza, but they helped students make pro-Palestine posters.
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The Israeli government, including its military, has access to state-of-the-art cloud computing and AI under the $1.2 billion contract split between Google and Amazon.
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Documents Contradict Google’s Claims About Its Project Nimbus Contract With Israel
A previously undisclosed email and new documents show the Project Nimbus deal isn’t covered by Google’s general terms of service.
The villagers said that Axel Springer’s Israeli subsidiary Yad2, a classified ads platform akin to Craigslist, enables Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
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Palestinians File German Complaint on Media Giant Axel Springer’s Business in Israeli Settlements
German media giant Axel Springer is facing regulatory complaint by Palestinians about its business in Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
“With that many Palestinian students in our school, I would not be able to sit right with myself if, as a teacher, didn’t do anything while a genocide is happening.”
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Three Teachers Tried to Give Palestinian Students a Safe Haven — and It Cost Them Their Jobs
The Philadelphia school ordered teachers to “stay neutral” on Israel’s war on Gaza, but they helped students make pro-Palestine posters.
Big public universities, historically at the forefront of catalyzing activist movements, are now using legal action, disciplinary efforts, and rule changes to chill speech and dissent.
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How Universities Are Trying to Stop Another Year of Anti-War Activism
Big public universities, historically at the forefront of catalyzing activist movements, are now using legal action, disciplinary efforts, and rule...
The PRESS Act, a federal reporter shield bill, already passed the House unanimously. Trump wants it dead.
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Congress Could Protect Journalists From Surveillance. Trump Is Lobbying to Stop Them.
The PRESS Act, a federal reporter shield bill with bipartisan support, already passed the House unanimously. Trump wants it dead.
Criminal justice policy advocates are grappling with the fact that plying people with facts isn’t enough to win elections.
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Oakland Homicides Dropped 30 Percent. The County Still Recalled Its Prosecutor.
After DA losses like Pamela Price’s, criminal justice reformers are grappling with how to address voters’ perceptions about public safety.