Activists, residents, and local officials in Chicago say federal immigration agents have escalated their tactics, employing helicopters and chemical agents in enforcement operations. Community members warn these aggressive measures could provoke more violence and tension in neighborhoods.

After living and voting in Brattleboro for 45 years, one resident is championing the Representative Town Meeting. With the vote approaching, they argue that this form of governance remains well-suited to local needs and decision-making.

Hundreds gathered at Cleveland’s Market Square for the “Good Trouble Lives On” Day of Action, organized by key community groups. The event underscored the city’s ongoing commitment to activism and collective effort.

At a packed public meeting, Halifax residents passionately called for quick decisions to reopen the troubled Square Chapel theatre. Campaigners are urging authorities to act swiftly to save this cherished cultural landmark.

In one of Europe’s largest environmental lawsuits, Italian families are seeking justice against chemical managers accused of contaminating drinking water with dangerous “forever chemicals.” As hundreds of thousands face health risks from PFAS pollution, the community rallies in a landmark trial that underscores the dire consequences of industrial negligence.