NEW: A Fulton County judge threw out a conspiracy-fueled lawsuit seeking to open Georgia's election-night operations center — where votes are received and published — to far-right observers. The GOP-led effort was widely seen as an attempt to invite partisan interference in the state's elections. democracydocket.com/news-ale…

We are in the streets in front of the White House, building our public pulpit to preach and speak the truth! Check out the full livestream youtube.com/live/xyJRvbRefoU

We are in the streets in front of the White House, building our public pulpit to preach and speak the truth! Check out the full livestream youtube.com/live/xyJRvbRefoU

On this day in 1953, Martha White refused to give up her seat on a Baton Rouge city bus, sparking a boycott. ow.ly/56iL50ZbjOK

A medical examiner has ruled the death of a Haitian asylum seeker a homicide after she contracted hypothermia following her release from federal custody. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/wom…

The debate over data centers in Nebraska took center stage at a North Omaha town hall Thursday hosted by two state senators. nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/n…

We are in the streets in front of the White House, building our public pulpit to preach and speak the truth! Check out the full livestream youtube.com/live/xyJRvbRefoU

NEW: Last week, over 100 FBI agents targeted a voting rights group that helps Ohioans register to vote. While its drawn far less attention than probes involving high-profile figures, it's just as important to defend the under-the-radar groups doing the daily work of democracy, Marc Elias writes. democracydocket.com/opinion/…

ICE has detained more than 6,200 children nationwide, some as young as two years old. Each arrest inflicts real, lasting psychological harm. Reducing detention is not just moral. It's a public health intervention.

Officials with Omaha Public Schools recently discussed the district's policy for suspending young students for violent behavior. Learn how OPS and other Nebraska districts are reacting to the state's recent law change: nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/n…

The Department of Homeland Security is "kidnapping people's kids” motherjones.com/politics/202…

Peppermint didn’t mince her words when performing at Rise Up, Sing Out on Sunday, 14 June. The concert for the First Amendment featured a range of performances taking place at the Town Hall in New York and was designed as a night of song, solidarity and action to celebrate American freedoms. During the evening, Peppermint took to the stage to remind people that trans rights are human rights. She said, “These attacks on the trans community, they serve as a distraction from the immense hoarding of wealth and resources by billionaires and now trillionaires. A distraction from the failures of this government to protect its people, instead of harming them.” She continued to say: “These discriminatory attacks on the trans community also distract us from the very lopsided weight of anti-trans violence”. 📷 Getty

Daphy Michel, a 31-year-old Haitian asylum seeker, was found dead of hypothermia at a Pittsburgh bus stop March 2, three days after being released from ICE custody 30 miles from her home. This week, the Allegheny County Medical Examiner’s office ruled her death a homicide. motherjones.com/politics/202…

We are in the streets in front of the White House, building our public pulpit to preach and speak the truth! Check out the full livestream youtube.com/live/xyJRvbRefoU

A low-budget documentary helped bring the story of Brandon Teena, a 21-year-old transgender man murdered in Nebraska, to a national audience 30 years ago. Now, the filmmakers are working on a sequel. nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/n…

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NEW: ICE agents were given access to voter files in Texas and North Carolina, according to Axios. On June 9, DHS told ICE to pursue stricter penalties for noncitizens found voting, despite the fact few cases of such voter fraud have ever been discovered. democracydocket.com/news-ale…

Northern Kentucky University awarded Murry Foust a posthumous Bachelor of Fine Arts degree during a memorial ceremony earlier this month. Foust, a 22-year-old trans student and artist, was reported missing in April 2026 and was found dead in Kentucky the following month after a weeks-long search #NOH8

On this day in 1967, President Lyndon B. Johnson nominated the first Black American, Thurgood Marshall, to the Supreme Court. ow.ly/nTlb50Zbare

Thanks to Trump, corporate scumbags and felonious plutocrats have never had it so good. motherjones.com/politics/202…