by Audrey Carleton | Sep 16, 2026 | AI, Amazon, data centers, Josh Shapiro, News Analysis, Pennsylvania, subsidies, Tax Breaks, tax exemptions
After vowing to spend $20 billion on data centers across Pennsylvania, Amazon is now quietly reaping the rewards of a controversial, yet lucrative state tax exemption, records show. Exactly how much Pennsylvania could be forgoing from the tech behemoth is unclear, even as it expands its footprint across the state. In 2025, Amazon announced it would funnel its first investments into two data…
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by Mike Ludwig | Jun 26, 2026 | Alaska, Arctic, Arctic Indigenous Peoples, Climate Crisis, Energy, Fossil Fuels, Indigenous Activism, Indigenous Peoples, Liquified Natural Gas, LNG, Mike Dunleavy, News, permafrost, Pipelines, Republicans, subsidies, Tax Breaks, Trump Administration, Wildlife, Willow Project
Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy of Alaska has ordered state lawmakers to attend special legislative sessions over the summer and pass lucrative tax breaks for Alaska LNG, a proposed massive fossil gas export terminal on the Cook Inlet with an 800-mile pipeline across pristine wildlife preserves and much of the state. With plans to export liquified “natural gas,” or LNG, to Asia…
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by Lauren Parker | Jan 21, 2026 | Activism, Avelo Airlines, Department of Homeland Security, Deportation, Deportations, DHS, FEC, ICE, mass deportation, mass deportations, Op-Ed, PACs, Resistance, SEC, subsidies
In response to the terrifying intensification of ICE over the past year, both in their expanded presence and violence in cities like Minneapolis, Chicago, Portland and Los Angeles, communities are mobilizing to protect each other, publicly denounce ICE, and form campaigns to peel away corporate support of ICE to weaken the various sources of ICE’s financial, political, and reputational power.
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by Umme Hoque | Jan 14, 2026 | Activism, Avelo Airlines, boycott, Deportation, Deportations, ICE, immigration, mass deportation, mass deportations, Op-Ed, Protests, Renee Nicole Good, Resistance, subsidies
The same day that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent Jonathan Ross killed 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good, a little-known airline named Avelo announced that it would no longer fly deportation flights. Though the announcement was overshadowed by the news in Minneapolis, it is a major victory: The biggest commercial carrier of kidnapped and detained souls is ending its estimated $150…
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