How US Remote Warfare in Somalia Fuels a Quiet Air War
In coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) conducted a targeted airstrike against al-Shabaab militants near Sablaale.
Why Is the Military Policing Cities?
The tragic death of Tyrin Johnson in Memphis highlights the rise of militarized policing, state preemption, and the exploitation of National Guard loopholes.
Why Civil Rights Groups Fight New Federal Grant Cuts
Advocacy groups challenge a $1.5B federal grant overhaul targeting DEI, healthcare, and education programs in Black and Latino communities.
The Hidden Truth Behind Lindsey Graham’s Civil Rights Legacy
Explore Senator Lindsey Graham’s controversial civil rights legacy, from voting rights opposition to reshaping the federal judiciary.
Why Maryland Fights Federal Lawsuit on Immigrant Policing Laws
Maryland defends its Community Trust Act limiting police cooperation with ICE against a federal lawsuit, framing immigrant protection as a key civil right.
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