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This Week in the World: Inhumane Conditions at ICE Facilities Spark Protests

This week, protests at the Delaney Hall immigrant detention center in New Jersey put a national spotlight on the inhumane conditions and abuses people are facing in ICE custody.


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Congress must choose accountability and human dignity over more ICE funding
Instead of demanding accountability before approving more funding, Congress is poised to deepen its investment in the very systems generating widespread alarm.

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Your AI chatbot is polluting my backyard
Although data centers underpin the global digital economy, their impacts are highly localized. Disparate health outcomes from air pollution, a drying Potomac, and intense noise pollution are among the many consequences falling disproportionately on hotspots like Northern Virginia, where development is outpacing infrastructure capacity and regulatory oversight.

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The US Can Still Save Lives Despite Trump’s Devastating Aid Cuts
Tragically, decades of progress screeched to a halt last year when President Donald Trump’s administration terminated more than 80% of US foreign assistance programs, causing immense suffering and undermining US and global security.

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Fixing the Farm Bill

Whether you care about hunger and nutrition, climate change, or Native self-determination, you should be watching closely as Congress moves the “farm bill” towards passage this summer.


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