A pair of Minnesota healthcare providers published an article in the New England Journal of Medicine this month detailing the impact of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown on their patien...

A pair of Minnesota healthcare providers published an article in the New England Journal of Medicine this month detailing the impact of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown on their patien...

A pair of Minnesota healthcare providers published an article in the New England Journal of Medicine this month detailing the impact of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown on their patien...

A pair of Minnesota healthcare providers published an article in the New England Journal of Medicine this month detailing the impact of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown on their patien...

A pair of Minnesota healthcare providers published an article in the New England Journal of Medicine this month detailing the impact of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown on their patien...

The Tunisian government has systematically cracked down on civil society groups and their members since 2024, all but shutting down the vibrant civic space that emerged after the 2011 revolution. Civil society plays a key role in holding power to account, delivering essential services, and advocating for human rights. The authorities are abusing every tool at their disposal to close the space for civil society and shut these organizations down. The authorities should immediately end their crackdown on civil society and allow space for civic groups to operate fully and freely. (Beirut) – The Tunisian government has systematically cracked down on civil society groups and their members since 2024, all but shutting down the vibrant civic space that emerged after the 2011 revolution, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. The authorities should immediately end their crackdown on civil society and allow space for civic groups to operate fully and freely. The 49-page report, “‘We Are Living on Borrowed Time’: Repression of Civil Society in Tunisia” documents the Tunisian authorities’ escalating repression of local and international civil society groups, workers, members, and affiliates through the weaponization of abusive prosecutions, arbitrary arrests, detention, financial and criminal investigations, mass suspensions,...

Trump’s immigration crackdown hits its highest monthly arrest total of his second term.

As students head back to school and prepare to take on a new school year, enrollment for Latino students in Maryland has dropped amid deportation fears as the Trump administration continues its crackd...

This summer, as the European Public Prosecutor’s Office turns five, Follow the Money revisits some of the office’s biggest, boldest, and strangest fraud cases. In this instalment: a continent-wide crackdown on the import of damaged and potentially dangerous cars from the US by criminal networks.,This summer, as the European Public Prosecutor’s Office turns five, Follow the Money revisits some of the office’s biggest, boldest, and strangest fraud cases. In this instalment: a continent-wide crackdown on the import of damaged and potentially dangerous cars from the US by criminal networks.

The Haitian community is bracing for mass deportations after the Supreme Court last month sided with...

Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Email address Thank you! China wants more children — and it’s willing to kill off virtual AI companions to get there. Earlier this week, the Chinese government implemented sweeping new regulations aimed at curbing human “emotional dependence” on AI chatbots. These regulations are especially targeted at emotive AI companions, or bots expressly designed to embody human-like personas. One of Beijing’s core motivations for this crackdown, as reported by The Wall Street Journal and The Economist, are worries over the nation’s declining birthrates — and the fear that falling in love with agreeable, always-on robots will prevent people from finding human partners and having children. “They don’t like the idea of a large portion of their population being in deep emotional relationships with chatbots,” Matt Sheehan, a researcher of Chinese AI at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace think tank, told the WSJ, “that could take them out of the marriage market, that could have negative psychological impacts on them, that could lead to addiction, dependency and a whole bunch of other social ills.” “They want to encourage people to be in actual, real-world relationships,” Sheehan added. “Could we imagine a...

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