Man at No Kings Manhattan protest: “I tried to get a Portland frog outfit and they were sold out until November!”

The Trump administration has made it clear that it fears mass, nonviolent protests like NO KINGS more than anything else.

Our hosts talk to Undark’s editor-in-chief about covering science under the Trump administration. Science journalism in this political moment is just different.

Donald Trump's latest moves are looking awful for him as his approval rating nosedives with low-income voters.

Bernie Sanders on labeling No Kings protests “Hate America”: “Really? Because people are defending the Constitution (and) are not going to let (you) turn this country into an authoritarian society? The right to protest is what America is about. You are not going to stop us.”

A pilot project in Maryland is using EVs and vehicle-to-grid technology to create a cleaner, more resilient, and more affordable energy supply.

The #NOKINGS website offers resources for anyone participating in one of the protests. One of those resources is an emergency app for immigrants detained by ICE.

Unions are suing Trump for laying off federal employees during the shutdown. In defense of layoffs, HHS claimed that an earlier executive order ended all union representation at HHS. 

Rick reminds listeners that this country was founded in rebellion against one man’s unchecked power. He goes through recent policies and actions of the Trump administration to ask: Is this America First?

Trump critic and former aide John Bolton was indicted for mishandling classified documents.

Explore four key policies transforming women's rights in America and learn how the fight for gender equality continues to shape history.

A county commissioner pledges to leave “no stone unturned” in Chicago’s fight to slow ICE abductions.

Scientists are testing genetic modification to collapse mosquito populations and fight Malaria in Uganda. What are the risks?

Lindel Fields said he has no plans to require Bibles in public schools. In fact, he hopes to resolve a lawsuit over Bible instruction, purchases.

People wearing inflatable costumes of cute animals are completely destroying Trump’s “war-ravaged Portland” narrative.

Sometimes I imagine how things might be different if women ruled the world. Don't take this too seriously, it’s all in good fun.

José Gualinga discusses his Kichwa People of Sarayaku’s visionary Living Forest Declaration and the importance of collaborating across cultures and areas of expertise.

As political violence in the US was on the rise, polls showed an alarming number of people supported it. Luckily, that's not the case.

The slogan, Green New Scam, may sound like a joke, but it’s part of a broader campaign to undermine public trust in climate action.

This week we hear from poet and writer Al-Wawi about what it’s been like in Gaza over the first few days since the Gaza ceasefire deal went into effect.

Nota Baloyi is one of several people who had a visa revoked because he spoke ill of Charlie Kirk on social media.

Immigrant victims of human trafficking and domestic violence with pending applications for visas created to protect victims of crime argue that new Trump administration policies are illegally stripping away deportation protections.

The first thing visitors to the Elizabeth School District website see is a pop-up window with an unusual message: help cover legal fees incurred in a lawsuit after removing library books. The post Elizabeth School District in Colorado fundraises legal fees after sued for removing library books first appeared on Resist H8 and is written by Ann Schimke, Chalkbeat Colorado.

Pornography reveals overt racism, male domination, and female subordination.

Trump is trying to disappear the part of the Constitution that stops the government from searching your house — or seizing you — without a warrant: the Fourth Amendment The post Our Fourth Amendment Rights are in Danger first appeared on Resist H8 and is written by Mitchell Zimmerman, OtherWords.