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Jan 30 | As the U.S. nears its 250th anniversary, communities push back against efforts to erase nonwhite history. Speakers discuss reclaiming community narratives amid censorship of museums, monuments, and public memory.

While deportation campaigns intensify nationwide, resistance is growing on both legal and grassroots levels.

Dec 5 | The Trump administration is canceling legal protections for immigrants, pushing lawful residents toward “unauthorized” status, restricting visas, freezing Afghan requests, and threatening pathways for DACA, TPS, parolees, and refugee communities.

As ballots are counted in the race for president in Honduras, there is rising frustration and mistrust among voters in the Central American nation.

PG&E has several plans for low-income customers who cannot pay their utility bills.

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

Health insurance premiums for millions of Americans will double this fall as ACA tax credits expire. Republicans say Democrats caused a shutdown over the issue.

The most common transmitter of Hepatitis-B is mothers to child infection. Babies should be vaccinated against the disease at birth, says hepatologist Dr. Maurizio Bonacini.

The White House has rolled back several of the provisions attached to a new $100,000 fee for H-1B workers. Immigration analysts predict legal challenges to the executive order.

“This move will hurt US innovation and exacerbate an already serious shortage of medical professionals.” — Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Washington.

“Women and girls were used as a political justification for U.S. military intervention in Afghanistan, and now they are being turned away when they seek safety here.” — Laila Ayub, director of Project ANAR.

“This isn’t just a bill. It’s a redefinition of who gets to be protected in America and who gets left behind.” — Natasha Sarin, president of the Yale Budget Lab.