Miami Building Collapse Shows Tragic Costs of Neoliberal Deregulation
From London's Grenfell fire to Miami’s Champlain Towers South, politicians need to be held to account for gutting regulations that could mitigate disasters.
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The Border Patrol Is Dropping Migrant Families in Arizona Desert Towns With Little Capacity to Receive Them
The community of Gila Bend has declared a state of emergency as local leaders protest the new policy.
Hamas Official Denies Group Used Destroyed Gaza Media Tower for Intelligence
In its first official statement, Hamas denies Israel's allegation that the building housing the AP and other news media was used for military intelligence.
American ISIS Offers a Firsthand Look Inside the Caliphate
A new podcast from The Intercept and Topic Studios chronicles the life and death of an American ISIS fighter.
Hope Is a Discipline: Mariame Kaba on Dismantling the Carceral State
Organizer Mariame Kaba talks about her new book “We Do This ’Til We Free Us.”
How “The People’s Mayor” Saved Public Power
Long before he was a member of Congress or a presidential candidate, Dennis Kucinich found himself embroiled in a fight to protect public utilities in Cleveland from privatization.
Don’t Cry for Me, Hydrocarbons
Kate Aronoff reports from the CERAWeek energy industry conference in Houston.
The G7 Upheld Vaccine Apartheid. Officials From the “Global South” Are Pushing Back.
A summit of government ministers is trying to tackle the inequities of Covid-19 vaccine distribution that could cost millions of lives.
AP, in Leaked Memos, Doing Damage Control With Staff: "You Will Have a Voice"
The signature of outgoing Associated Press Executive Editor Sally Buzbee is conspicuously absent from the memo sent over the weekend.
Despite Promises for Global Climate Justice, Biden Falls Short in Helping Reduce Poorer Countries’ Emissions
Activists were hoping that Biden would back-pay the U.S.’s outstanding climate finance commitment and make new, more ambitious pledges.