"Standing Rock's concerns about [the Dakota Access oil] pipeline have not changed, and for ten years we have fought to protect our water, our Treaty rights, and our people ... Until this pipeline is shut down, we will continue to defend what generations before us protected for our children."

Villages evacuated as flash flood from Budhi Gandaki River hits northern Nepal

Good night everyone. May tomorrow bring us more justice and some peace.

"ICE has detained more than 8,750 kids since Trump retook office. ... [A] baby and two other young children were held without their mother for around 10 days. No one in their family could locate them. The family later learned the children were kept in a hotel room before they were [deported]."

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“In 2025, Black people accounted for just 23% of PrEP users in the South despite representing 48% of new HIV diagnoses in 2024. Similarly, in the West, Hispanic people accounted for 25% of PrEP users while representing 51% of new HIV diagnoses.” (AIDSVu)

This professor, Dr. Tiffany Willoughby-Herard, along with some of her colleagues and students, are still facing charges for protesting Israel's genocide of Palestinians at UC Irvine.

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Really excited for Joy Rohde's forthcoming history of computational governance from the Cold War: "We can design and deploy systems that replace humans. We can also design and deploy systems that preserve human agency and serve public benefit. Our AI future is not fixed or beyond our control."

"Living with constant pain while waiting for treatment is exhausting. ... Pain does not wait for a crisis to end. It does not disappear because hospitals are overwhelmed or because supplies are scarce."

BREAKING: For the first time in 10 months, the U.S. admitted a refugee who is not a white South African. In September, the U.S. admitted 3,386 white South Africans and two Afghans (in D.C.) In FY 2026, the U.S. has admitted a total of 16,287 white South Africans, five Afghans, and nobody else.

"A growing movement of Black Americans are moving to Mexico, hoping to find refuge from racism. Through interviews with three “Mexpats,” this film explores how they are navigating questions of race, language and color in their new country, as well as accusations of gentrification."