Renewed Airstrikes and Evacuation Orders Despite the Ceasefire
Nine months after a ceasefire was announced between Israel and Hamas, my family still has not returned home and fears for our safety.
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Say it in Sign Language: Hell, No
Appeal seeks to make it harder for disabled people to sue over federal discrimination.
‘Women’s Lives Have Been Shattered in Every Conceivable Way’
Jennifer Loewenstein reports back from a recent trip to Lebanon.
The Art of Resistance Four Years After Dobbs
Artists across the country have channeled rage and disappointment at the overturn of Roe v. Wade into activism.
A Father in Gaza Pleads for Materials to Rebuild
Israel has damaged or destroyed most of the structures in Gaza, and yet it blocks the materials needed to rebuild.
A Bill in New York City Would Increase Protections for Package Delivery Workers
The Delivery Protection Act would require corporations like Amazon to directly employ all the people who make online shopping deliveries possible.
The Equity Docket: ‘Colorblindness’ on the Court
The Supreme Court’s logic of colorblindness leaves Black and brown people behind.
Despite Destruction, a Farmer in Gaza Persists
Israeli bombardment has destroyed most agricultural land in Gaza, but Mohammad Al-Jadba has remained steadfast in his commitment to his land and livelihood.
Out of Sight and Out of Mind
The federal government’s plan will make it easier for states to institutionalize the disabled.
Trump’s Attacks on Transgender Youth Are Having a Ripple Effect in Canada
President Donald Trump’s Executive Order banning gender-affirming care for those under the age of nineteen has no bearing in other countries—but U.S. citizens living in Canada say they’re still facing obstacles.