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This Ramadan, the war rages inside us
Months after a ceasefire was declared in Gaza, survivors are still wrestling with guilt, pain, and despair, even during this sacred month
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Despite the mainstreaming of bigotry, Muslims run in midterm elections
Islamophobia is normalized at the highest levels of politics, but several Muslim candidates are pushing back in 2026 midterm elections
Fuel squeeze deepens blackouts and closures across Cuba
Tighter U.S. oil restrictions have led to longer blackouts, transportation shutdowns, and halted education as Cuba already faces an energy crisis
Photojournalists documenting Trump’s deportation forces play critical role, but face increasing state violence
Photographers covering ICE raids from Los Angeles, Oakland, Chicago, and Minneapolis share tips for getting the shot, staying safe, and defending a free press
Politics & Democracy
The revolution is tired: There’s no room for utopias when people scroll on so quickly
Revolutionary ideals once captured the imagination of Latin Americans. But in an era of modern cruelty, nobody believes anymore
Immigration
Health care eligibility cuts add new layer to Trump administration’s anti-immigrant attacks
A slew of new policies that limit which immigrants qualify for health care benefits could have a severe impact on public health, advocates say
Movement for palestine
Rafah crossing opens, but freedom remains conditional in Gaza
Very few people have been permitted to cross in or out of Gaza after a partial reopening of the Rafah border
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Gender & LGBTQIA+
Former staff at LGBTQIA+ rights organization Lambda Legal complain of anti-Black bias
According to interviews and internal documents obtained by Prism, some Black and trans former workers said they faced retaliation and emotional harm after speaking up about discrimination
Climate & Environment
Indigenous communities are hard at work restoring a relative: the buffalo
Back from the brink of extinction, buffalo are at the center of an ecological revolution led by Indigenous leaders
Economy & worker’s rights
‘There’s no customers’: Immigrant-run businesses struggle to survive as ICE terrorizes Minneapolis
Lake Street, a typically bustling thoroughfare lined with a diverse array of shops in southern Minneapolis, has turned into a ghost neighborhood
Crime, Reform & Abolition
Mamdani administration moves forward with building a megajail in Chinatown
Chinatown residents have pushed back for years against the Manhattan “jailscraper,” which is part of the city’s plan to shut down Rikers Island
Education
Trump’s visa ban is crushing young people in Myanmar
As a military coup and civil war rage on in Myanmar, students who spent years and precious resources preparing to attend college in the U.S. have been banned from entering the country
Health
In Gaza, we cannot trust that our food is safe
Israel has destroyed Palestinians’ ability to raise their own livestock for food. Now concerns are growing about the safety of chicken coming from Israel
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