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Justice Department sues Google over digital advertising dominance

January 25, 2023 By Barbara Ortutay, Eric Tucker And Frank Bajak

By filing the lawsuit the U.S. is catching up with regulators in Europe who have been faster in reining in the tech giant.

Activists have to stand up for victims of abuse within our movements

November 4, 2022 By Sammie Lewis

The willingness of organizations to be accountable in order to move through conflict and harm is absolutely a determinant on where I participate as an organizer.

Michigan people to mobilize for March on Washington June 18th in D.C.

May 23, 2022 By Joel Wendland-Liu

From Michigan alone, hundreds will attend the Poor People’s Campaign Moral March on Washington

Select House committee digging into GOP lawmaker roles in Trump coup attempt

November 10, 2021 By Mark Gruenberg

Ten new Trump allies get subpoenas; Court tells Trump he can’t claim executive privilege.

Trial of far-right poster boy, Kyle Rittenhouse, begins

November 5, 2021 By Chauncey K. Robinson

He crossed state lines from Illinois, murdering two and wounding a third who were protesting a Kenosha police officer who shot Jacob Blake in the back seven times, paralyzing him, but not killing him.