The US Supreme Court entertains the idea that student loan forgiveness will “harm” people
The ultraconservative Supreme Court appears poised to force the burden of USD 1.6 trillion in federal student loan debt back onto tens of millions of workers
Biden’s harshest immigration policy yet places impossible demands on asylum seekers
The “transit ban” would render migrants ineligible for US asylum if they do not apply for, and are denied, asylum in each country they pass through
A week since Ohio disaster, and still no one held accountable for effects of toxins on residents
Ohio residents frustrated after confusing town hall, as more reports of dead animals and illness stream in, and Norfolk Southern comes under increased scrutiny
Greater Boston fights for justice for Bangladeshi immigrant killed by police
Sayed Faisal was killed by Cambridge police after appearing to have a mental health crisis. Peoples Dispatch spoke to a local activist regarding the struggle
Atlanta fights against $90 million dollar “urban warfare” corporate-backed police training facility
Three years later, corporations have forgotten promises made during the height of the anti-police brutality movement. Atlanta activists have not
El bloqueo estadounidense a Cuba perjudica a pacientes médicos de ambos países
El bloqueo a Cuba limita su capacidad para compartir sus avances científicos y tecnológicos con el resto del mundo.
The US blockade of Cuba hurts medical patients in both countries
By lifting sanctions against Cuba, people in the US could have access to life-saving treatments being developed in Cuba for diseases which ravage working-class communities each year
50 years since Roe secured abortion rights, women across the US are left in the dust
Peoples Dispatch spoke to Jenice Fountain of the Yellowhammer Fund about the impact of Dobbs on those in the Deep South