EPA Ends Fossil Fuel Plant Pollution Limits
The EPA has repealed pollution limits on fossil fuel power plants. Learn what the rollback means for public health, climate change, and environmental oversight in 2026.
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DHS Whistleblower: Agents May Have Broken State Laws
A federal whistleblower alleges DHS agents may have violated state laws during the Unlawful Voter Initiative dragnet. What it means for elections and civil liberties.
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Supreme Court Blocks Trump Mail-Voting Restrictions
The Supreme Court rejected Trump's bid to impose mail-in voting restrictions via a USPS plan ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Here's what it means.
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Grenfell Director Laura Johnson Gets £150k Housing Job
Grenfell survivors condemn the appointment of former RBKC housing director Laura Johnson to a £150,000 role at Barnet Group, managing 13,000 council homes.
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Labour's Housing Target Is Slipping — What Renters Are Owed
Angela Rayner admits Labour's 1.5m homes target faces a 'slim chance'. We examine what the broken housing pledge means for renters across England.
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Asylum Seekers Raped and Silenced by Deportation Fear
Female asylum seekers in the UK are reporting rapes by British men but fear pursuing charges will jeopardize their asylum claims. Here's why the system fails them.
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Carers Allowance Scandal: DWP Repayment May Take Decades
Unpaid carers face years waiting for DWP refunds after unlawful benefit clawbacks. With 200,000 cases pending, charities warn justice may arrive too late.
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Pennsylvania Measles Outbreak: 3 Dead, What Reverses It?
Pennsylvania's measles outbreak has claimed three lives, including two infants and a 40-year-old woman. What will it take to stop the deadly 2026 outbreak?
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HIV Stigma at 40: Why Fear and Shame Persist
Forty years into the HIV epidemic, stigma still drives isolation and discrimination. Experts at the 2026 AIDS Conference explain why HIV stigma endures and what must change.
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First Secret Court Deportation: Nazira Haji Zada's Case
Nazira Haji Zada became the first person deported via the Alien Terrorist Removal Court. What does this landmark case mean for lawful permanent residents?
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Black Lung Is Killing Younger Workers as Rules Weaken
Black lung disease is striking workers younger than ever as safety rules weaken. Learn why silicosis deaths are rising among coal miners and countertop fabricators.
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Medicaid Work Requirements Strand Cancer Survivors
Cancer survivors face coverage gaps as Medicaid work requirements force states to decide who is disabled enough for exemption. Here's what families need to know.
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