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Breaking News: Historic Victory in Hawai‘i Youth-Led Climate Lawsuit

In a groundbreaking development, youth plaintiffs in the Navahine v. Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation (HDOT) case have secured a historic settlement, marking a pivotal moment in the global fight against climate change. This announcement was made during a joint press conference featuring Hawaiʻi Governor Josh Green, HDOT Director Edwin Sniffen, and the victorious youth plaintiffs, […]

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Nadarius Clark is Championing Gun Safety in Virginia

Nadarius Clark, a young and dynamic leader we proudly supported in his election to the Virginia House of Delegates, has achieved a significant milestone. His recently passed gun safety bill, which was signed into law by a Republican governor, stands as a testament to his commitment and ingenuity. This success underscores the importance of electing

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Register Now for “California’s Racially Discriminatory, Unconstitutional Death Penalty Statute” Webinar

Join us for an enlightening and thought-provoking discussion on Tuesday, June 25, 2024, at noon Pacific, 3 p.m. Eastern, as we delve into the crucial issue of California’s racially discriminatory and unconstitutional death penalty statute. This free, hour-long webinar is a must-attend for anyone interested in criminal justice reform and the fight against systemic racism

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Government Agency Halts Funding for Cruel Sepsis Experiments on Animals

In a groundbreaking shift for medical research ethics, the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) has announced the cessation of funding for the most common sepsis experiments conducted on animals. This decision, spurred by persistent advocacy from organizations like PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), marks a critical turning point in the

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Congress’s FY2024 DHS Spending Bill Enriches the Private Prison Industry at the Expense of People and Communities

Congress has released its Fiscal Year 2024 funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and it promises to make the detention and border enforcement system more dangerous and deadly while underfunding the civil society organizations and communities that provide critical services to newly arriving immigrants. Jesse Franzblau, senior policy analyst at the National

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Hope for Paws is A Beacon of Hope for Animals in Need

For eight years, Eldad Hagar dedicated himself to volunteering with various rescue organizations in the Los Angeles area. His passion for animal rescue naturally drew him towards the most challenging and urgent cases, often involving animals with complex medical conditions. These rescues required substantial funding, with thousands of dollars needed to provide the necessary care

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Stop Wildlife Crime: The Series, Part 2, I’m Not A Trinket

The second episode of WWF’s Stop Wildlife Crime series highlights the impact on elephants. Tens of thousands of elephants are being killed each year for the illegal ivory trade. Follow our video series on World Wildlife Fund’s YouTube channel by subscribing now and using the hashtag #StopWildlifeCrime while you watch. Asian and African elephants are being slaughtered

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A Closer Look Democratic Successes and Momentum

Victories in Competitive Races Democratic candidates are securing victories in key races. For instance, Nadarius Clark triumphed in one of Virginia’s most hotly contested seats, exemplifying the party’s strong performance. Fundraising Advantage Democrats are also seeing a surge in fundraising efforts. While Trump’s donor numbers have declined, Biden’s have increased since 2020. NPR reported that

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Death Penalty Focus, Trump plans to execute all 42 people on death row if reelected, SCOTUS denies immunity appeal from San Quentin, Larry Roberts, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Arizona

Trump’s Vow to Ramp Up Federal Executions Sparks Controversy and Alarm. In a startling revelation, Donald Trump’s reelection campaign has unveiled a chilling plan to execute all 42 individuals currently on federal death row if he secures another term in office. The ominous declaration is buried within an extensive 877-page document titled “Project 2025,” outlining

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Stop Wildlife Crime: The Series, Part 1, It’s Dead Serious!

Check out “Stop Wildlife Crime: It’s Dead Serious” where we delve into the grave issue of wildlife crime. This nefarious activity poses a significant threat to some of the world’s most cherished species, as well as the dedicated rangers working tirelessly to protect them. You can access the first episode highlighting the wildlife crime crisis

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