Are Our Votes Safe? Voting Rights, Voter ID, and the 2026 Election

Just Live | A conversation on the changing landscape of voting rights, election access, and the challenges facing American democracy as we approach the 2026 mid-term election.

Ebola Outbreak Could Be Worst in History

June 19 | As of mid-June 2026, the World Health Organization has reported nearly 700 confirmed cases and more than 130 deaths, with numbers continuing to rise. 

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It's Not Voter Fraud That Threatens Election Integrity
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Why Do So Few Americans Have Up-to-Date Identification?
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Millions of American Voters Would Not Be Able To Comply with the SAVE Act’s ID Requirements
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‘The President Has No Authority Whatsoever To Regulate Elections’
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Why Voters Are Losing Confidence in Election Security
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Measure B: Shasta County’s Effort to Create Its Own Election Laws
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Has the Ebola Outbreak Put African Americans at Risk of a Rise in Discrimination?
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Why Reporting from Conflict Zones Is Often Misinformed and Inaccurate
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Could World Cup Travel Spread Ebola to Regions Outside of Africa?
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Government Corruption, Violence – Not a Lack of Scientific Understanding – Cause Ebola Skepticism
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In Uganda, People Are Unconcerned and Even Skeptical About the Ebola Outbreak
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When the International Community Cares About Ebola but not Massacres
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Impact of USAID Cuts and Congo’s Weakened Healthcare System Among Top Worries of DRC Diaspora
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Bundibugyo Ebola: Breaking the Chain of Transmission Without a Vaccine
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In African Communities, Respectful Burials Are ‘Very Dangerous for Transmission’ of Ebola
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Colombia’s Efforts to Integrate Venezuelan Migrants Has Reduced Anti-immigrant Attitudes
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Understanding Colombia’s Land Ownership Disputes
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New Green Card Memo Puts Families at of Risk Separation
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US Companies Risk Losing Top Employees as a Result of New USCIS Memo on Green Cards
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Pursuing Residence Was Always the Expectation of H-1B Visas
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New USCIS Memo Will Make Green Card Denials Easier
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How the New USCIS Green Card Memo Affects Family Based Immigration Status Adjustments
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USCIS Green Card Memo Part of Administration’s ‘Effort To Put Cogs in the Way of Legal Immigration’
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Challenging the Legality of the New USCIS Green Card Policy Memo
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Adjustment of Status Not ‘Extraordinary’, Congress Set It Out as a Pathway to Permanent Residency
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Over 150,000 People Arrested by ICE in the 11 US Host Cities Where World Cup Matches Will Take Place
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Child Exploitation Spikes During Major Sporting Events; Is FIFA Prepared to Prevent It?
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FIFA’s Silence on Iran’s Human Rights Violations
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FIFA Stadiums Reportedly Won’t be Targeted by ICE, But Will Host Cities See Deportation Actions?
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FIFA Host Cities Will See Big Profits But Also Rising Costs; Who Will Benefit and Who Will Pay?
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Human Rights Organization Asking for an ‘ICE Truce’ During the FIFA World Cup
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‘It's Un-American and We Will Fight It’ – Xavier Becerra on Trump’s Green Card Application Change
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Xavier Becerra’s Long History of Fighting for Single payer, Universal Healthcare
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Xavier Becerra’s Commitment to Keeping People Housed
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‘If You're Working Hard, You Deserve Healthcare’ – Xavier Becerra on Medi-Cal for the Undocumented
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California’s Housing Crisis Is a State of Emergency – Xavier Becerra
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'The System Is Not Sustainable' – Tom Steyer on Why California Needs Single-payer Healthcare
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Private Prison Atonement – Tom Steyer’s Efforts to End Racist Mass Incarceration
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‘The Only Billionaire on the Ballot, but not the Only one in the Race’ – Tom Steyer on His Wealth
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‘ICE Is a Criminal Organization That Breaks the Laws in California’ – Tom Steyer’s Anti ICE Policy
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Success in the Face of Discrimination: the Growing Prominence of the Asian American Community
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History, Immigration and Chinese Restaurants
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Will America Ever Achieve its 'Liberty and Justice for All' Ideals?
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‘We're All Trying To Define What Does it Mean To Be American Together’
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‘My Family Succeeded Because of America, But America Also Succeeded Because of My Family’
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As a Republican, Is Steven Hilton Aligned with Trump on Ending DEI Programs?
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Forest Management, Ending Extreme Environmentalism – How Steven Hilton Will Tackle CA’s Fire Crisis
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‘Your First $100,000 Tax-free’ – Steve Hilton’s Plan to Make California More Affordable
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‘Make Our State Cal-affordable’ – Steve Hilton’s To-do List for California
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A Message to Sacramento’s Legislative Leaders: Turning a Deaf Ear Is a Threat to Public Safety

An open letter to elected officials to support investments in ethnic and community media critical to California's communications infrastructure.

Distrust, Political Violence, and False Narratives Harm Ebola Relief Efforts

Health workers and local leaders struggle to build trust as a rare Ebola strain spreads through Central African countries already burdened by violence.

‘In the Eye of the MAGA Hurricane’ – Bamby Salcedo on Defending Trans Rights in Trump’s America

The veteran activist says hard-won rights are being stripped from the trans community even as violence targeting trans people is on the rise.

Sobreviviente de abuso doméstico se autodeporta en lugar de correr el riesgo de perder la custodia de sus hijos

Lucia fled cartel violence in Mexico with her children in 2023, only to fall victim to domestic abuse by her husband once in the US.

Dim Streets, Lasting Memories: Safety Concerns Linger in L.A.’s Koreatown

For business owner Chang Y. Lee, improving streetlight in LA's Koreatown is part of a decades long effort to ensure the area's safety and vibrancy.

Your Medical Provider Might Be Recording Your Mental Health Care Visits

Mental health providers are increasingly using AI technology to record conversations, raising privacy concerns among patients and practitioners.
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Local Curfews, Trump Tariffs: Arab Grocers in San Francisco Band Together to Weather the Storm

Many are turning to a group purchasing model honed over years of experience in fights for labor and economic justice.

Ebola Outbreak Could Be Worst in History

June 19 | As of mid-June 2026, the World Health Organization has reported nearly 700 confirmed cases and more than 130 deaths, with numbers continuing to rise. 

Death, Disappearance, Neglect Escalate in U.S. Immigrant Detention Camps

As immigration arrests rise, conditions in U.S. detention centers have reached their most dangerous point in recent history.