by Devon Cupery | Sep 23, 2026 | Enbridge, Enbridge Inc., Enbridge Line 5, Enbridge pipeline, Enbridge spill, Fossil Fuels, Gretchen Whitmer, Indigenous Rights, Line 5, Michigan, News, oil and gas, Oil and Gas Industry, pipeline spill, Pipelines, Regulation, regulation enforcement, Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) repeatedly requested Enbridge keep its Line 5 pipeline shut down following the largest oil and gas spill in state history on Aug. 25. Enbridge defied the requests. Without receiving the required permits, it built a new pipeline to bypass the rupture and restarted Line 5’s operations. Enbridge’s actions raise serious questions about the state’…
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by Ali Harb | Sep 19, 2026 | Abdul El-Sayed, AIPAC, Arab Americans, Drones, Gaza, Gretchen Whitmer, Israel, Lebanon, Michigan, Militarism, NDAA, News, Palestine, Rashida Tlaib, weapons
Amid Israel’s offensive in south Lebanon, Nasser Beydoun — like many Arab Americans who hail from the area — would look at satellite images of his hometown of Bint Jbeil to see if his family house is still standing. Israel has been wiping out entire towns on the Lebanese side of the border as part of a deliberate policy that human rights advocates say aims to make the region uninhabitable.
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by Katherine Dailey | Aug 1, 2026 | Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan, News, Prisons
“At the end of the day, I didn’t even recognize my own child,” said Izora Clark, whose daughter Krystal has become a focal point of demands for reform at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility, Michigan’s only women’s prison. Clark, along with Krystal’s daughter and grandchildren, joined advocates and family members of other women incarcerated at Women’s Huron Valley outside the Michigan…
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