She Criticized the Mayor’s Support for Israel on Facebook. Then the Cops Showed Up at Her Door.

Noah Hurowitz

“This Facebook post was protected speech, and it’s not a close question — not remotely.”
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Even Democrats Who Crafted ICE Funding Compromise Are Questioning It

Matt Sledge

Fearing primaries for abetting Trump’s crackdown, top Democrats are turning away from a deal they crafted to avoid another government shutdown.
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Trump Admin “Deliberately” Tanking Morale to Get Parks Staff to Quit, Official Says in Leaked Tape

Matt Sledge

A top official told colleagues that a change to a National Park Service employee policy was part of a “reign of terror.”
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DOGE Cuts “Unexpectedly and Significantly Impacted” Critical Pentagon Unit

Sam Biddle

Staffing problems caused by DOGE resulted in the Defense Information Systems Agency warning of “extreme risk for loss of service” across the military.
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FBI’s Washington Post Investigation Shows How Your Printer Can Snitch on You

Nikita Mazurov

Workplace printers don’t just track file names — in some cases, they can recall the exact contents of any file they print.
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While Threatening Greenland, Trump Also Threatens Iceland

Nick Turse

“Until the last few days when I told them about Iceland, they loved me,” Trump said, speaking of European leaders.
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Plans Call for “New Rafah” Built in Israel’s Image — Without Palestinians

Séamus Malekafzali

Project Sunrise outlines a “smart city” with AI grids. It’s only possible with the continued dispossession of Palestinians.
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