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The Senate's passage of Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' poses a direct threat to healthcare access while public media faces aggressive defunding efforts. These actions highlight a troubling trend of prioritizing corporate interests over the public good, jeopardizing vital services and independent journalism.
Devastating flash floods in Texas have claimed 95 lives, raising urgent questions about the Trump administration's cuts to disaster response agencies. As rescue efforts unfold, the consequences of neglecting climate action and emergency preparedness come into stark focus.
The recently passed $4.5 trillion tax and spending bill by House Republicans threatens to leave 10.9 million Americans without health insurance, particularly endangering rural hospitals. This legislation prioritizes tax breaks for billionaires while cutting essential healthcare funding, risking the closure of vital health services in underserved communities.
Over 60 million disabled Americans are being denied access to streaming media, facing systemic barriers that highlight corporate negligence and lack of government oversight. With the streaming industry valued at over $100 billion, the push for accessibility is more urgent than ever.
Texas leaders are prioritizing border security and tax cuts over critical flood management, leading to a staggering loss of life and inadequate community safety measures. Despite a $54 billion need for flood control projects, only a fraction has been allocated, leaving vulnerable populations without the protections they desperately require.
Economic sanctions are failing to deliver intended results, leaving the most vulnerable populations to suffer the consequences. As the Western powers struggle with disjointed enforcement, the humanitarian crisis deepens, revealing the urgent need for a reform in how sanctions are applied and assessed.
New evidence reveals the Trump administration's attempts to evade responsibility for the deportation of Venezuelan immigrants, as El Salvador denies legal control over their fate. This situation raises serious questions about civil rights and the implications of U.S. immigration policy.
Federal agents and National Guardsmen occupied Los Angeles' MacArthur Park on July 7, 2025, creating a scene of intimidation aimed at immigrant communities. Local leaders condemned the operation as a political stunt, highlighting its psychological impact and economic consequences.
The Center for Asbestos Related Disease in Libby, Montana, faces closure after BNSF Railway's court ruling allows asset seizure, putting countless patients' lives at risk. With federal funding in jeopardy, the community's health hangs in the balance as they fight for access to essential care.
On July 17, Maine activists will gather to honor John Lewis and rally against the erosion of civil rights under the Trump administration. The silent protest, themed "Maine will NOT be Bullied!", aims to unite voices against tyranny and uphold the legacy of Good Trouble.
A shocking 70% of health information shared on social media is unreliable, raising urgent concerns about public health. Social media platforms must be held accountable for the misinformation they propagate, while comprehensive legislation and education are essential to combat this crisis.
The High Speed 2 project has spiraled into a £38 billion financial disaster, enriching construction giants while ignoring environmental and social costs. Calls for accountability grow as the promised economic benefits remain unfulfilled.