‘Every Heat Extreme is Hotter’: Scientists, Organizers Fight Climate Silence

Even as the country faces record heat, wildfire smoke and a potentially historic El Niño, climate change has receded from political conversation.

‘The Absolute Worst’ — Burmese TPS Holders Grapple With Threat of Deportation

For Mya, who is in her mid-50s, her return to Burma (also known as Myanmar) would not just mean a loss of freedom but a possible, even likely death sentence.

Beyond Weight Loss: Examining the Promise and Risks of GLP-1 Drugs Across the Lifespan

July 24 | Experts examine the promise, risks, long-term effects, and unequal access surrounding GLP-1 medications as their use expands across children, adults, and older Americans nationwide.

Climate Change – The Issue That Dropped Off the Political Radar

July 17 | Climate scientists and frontline communities examine intensifying extreme weather, climate misinformation, weakened commitments, El Niño risks, resilience strategies, and practical solutions for drought, floods, sea-level rise, and future adaptation efforts.

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Reversing the Climate Crisis – People Need To Be ‘Outraged but Energized’
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‘We Have The Technology To Get There’ – Hope for Reversing Climate Change
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‘Global Goals with Acute Local Ramifications’ – The Communities Harmed by Green Energy Industries
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How To Depoliticize and Reframe Climate Change Conversations
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Is Climate Change Making El Niño Worse?
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Like HIV, Measles Attacks Immune Cells, Leaves Victims Vulnerable to Other Infections
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Somali Community Suffers Measles Outbreak After Being Targeted by Anti-vaxx Disinformation Campaign
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‘Devastating’ to Children – Deadly Diseases Reemerge as Disinformation Rises, Vaccinations Decline
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Pregnant Women at Risk of Getting ‘Very Severely Ill’ if Infected with Measles
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Blaming Vaccines for Autism – ‘This Controversy Has Really Hurt People with Autism’
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Brain Infection, Immune Amnesia Among the Potentially Deadly Consequences of a Measles Infection
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Election Integrity Is at Risk — Voter Fraud Is Not the Threat
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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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Mixtec Domestic Violence Survivors in California Struggle to Access Needed Support, Resources

For Mixtec farmworkers in California confronting domestic violence, language and cultural barriers often impede access to needed services. 

Could Climate Change Be a Contributor to an Extended Cyclospora Outbreak?

The cyclospora virus, which is on the rise in the US, causes severe diarrhea in humans, lasting several weeks or longer.

In the Heart of California’s Wine Country, Little Help for Farmworkers Facing Domestic Violence

Anita Noriega's daughter was killed by her partner in 2022. Her story highlights the lack of resources for farmworkers struggling with domestic violence.

En el Valle de Coachella, Líderes Campesinas ofrece a las sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica un camino para salir adelante

Las sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica en el Valle de Coachella enfrentan barreras culturales y lingüísticas para obtener ayuda. Ahí es donde entra Líderes Campesinas.

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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‘A Big Blow’ — Dept. of Ed Cuts Funding for Minority Serving Institutions

On September 10th, the U.S Education Department announced the end of $350 million in discretionary funding for MSI grant programs.

‘Moral Conviction is Not Criminal Intent’ – Golden Gate Bridge Protestors Claim Victory in Court Ruling

Seven Bay Area activists were found guilty of multiple misdemeanor charges stemming from a 2024 pro-Palestine protest. The judge declared a mistrial on the most serious charge.

Trump’s Remittance Tax: A Penalty on the American Dream

Critics of Trump’s proposed 3.5% tax on remittances say it essentially amounts to double taxation, crippling many of the poorest people in the world.