Israel’s War on Gaza
Bed Bath & Beyond Scion Pressured Artists to Retract Gaza Ceasefire Call in Artforum Letter
The editor who published the letter in Artforum was fired after the wealthy art patron Martin Eisenberg’s behind-the-scenes push.
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It’s Feminist to Demand a Ceasefire in Israel–Palestine
Women are not natural pacifists, but feminism is a movement against violence and domination.
NYPD Cops Sued for Misconduct Cost City Millions in Settlements — Then Get Promotions
“They’re kind of failing upwards when they’re not only staying in the department but they’re also being promoted.”
Pro-Palestine NYU Law Student Speaks Out After Job Offer Was Rescinded
With tensions exploding over Gaza on campuses across the country, NYU Law student Ryna Workman lost their position as student body president and a job offer.
Israel’s War on Gaza
FBI Targets Muslims and Palestinians in Wake of Hamas Attack, Civil Rights Advocates Warn
The domestic policing comes amid reports of harassment against Muslims and Palestinians around the country.
Justice Department Won’t Charge Border Patrol Agents Who Killed Native Man
No explanation was given to Raymond Mattia’s family, who said prosecutors violated new federal guidelines on victims’ rights.
The U.S. Government Is Preparing for a Fentanyl WMD Attack
Joe Biden didn’t make a WMD designation, but federal agencies acted anyway — kicking off a panic among police.
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Texas Anti-Abortion Crusader Demands Abortion Patient Information In Court
The lawyer behind Texas's bounty hunter abortion ban is retaliating against people who get abortions and those who help them.
NYPD “Transparency” Site Leaves Out Misconduct Lawsuits Settled for Millions
The New York Police Department touts the “transparency” of its officer database, but you’d never know about cops who rack up dozens of lawsuits and millions in payouts.
North Carolina GOP Hides Redistricting Process From State Public Records Law
The change, snuck into the state budget at the last minute, will shield lawmakers from scrutiny in a state with a history of partisan gerrymandering.