• Ad Hoc News: Why Glenn Ligon Is the Text-Artist Everyone’s Flexing Right Now (Glenn Ligon)

• Galerie Magazine: José Parlá Opens Up His Brooklyn Studio Ahead of His Major Show at the Pérez Art Museum Miami (José Parlá)

• The New Yorker: “Give Me Carmelita Tropicana!” and “Gatz” Beat On Against the Current (Soho Rep)

• Inc Magazine: Eduardo Medina on Scaling With Purpose, Building a Resilient Culture, and Preparing for an AI Future (BetterUp)

• Axios News Orleans: New Orleans to debut fleur-de-lis version of Hollywood Walk of Fame (Brandan “BMIKE” Odums)

• Dwell: Ceramicists in Montana’s Capital Are Pushing Local Artistry Beyond “Western” Clichés (Wendy Red Star)

• PRINT Magazine: A Website Renaissance for Studio Museum in Harlem by Base Design (Studio Museum in Harlem)

• NPR: How one Ukrainian chef is fighting for culinary independence (José Andrés, World Central Kitchen)

• DW: How West Africa is fighting disinformation (Africa Center)

• ArtReview: Luminous Life Lessons from Glenn Ligon (Glenn Ligon)

• Forbes: Jeffrey Gibson Follows Up Venice Biennale With Exhibition Of New Work At Mass MoCA (Jeffrey Gibson)

• Chicago Tribune (opinion): West Garfield Park is a neighborhood worth fighting for (Marshall Hatch Jr.)

• Hyperallergic: Artists and Poets Gather in Chelsea for “Cathartic” Night of Community (Carrie Mae Weems)

• SURFACE: In For Freedoms' New Monograph, Rujeko Hockley Asks: When I Call, Who Listens? (Jenny Holzer, Jeffrey Gibson)

• Apollo Magazine: Apollo Awards 2024: Artist of the Year (Jeffrey Gibson, Mark Bradford)

• The New York Times: Helen Pickett Brings ‘Crime and Punishment’ to American Ballet Theater (The Wooster Group)

• The New York Times: Solange Knowles, Danny Meyer and Darren Walker Honor the Studio Museum in Harlem (Darren Walker, Thelma Golden, Studio Museum in Harlem)

• The Philadelphia Inquirer: Titus Kaphar’s Sundance film, ‘Exhibiting Forgiveness,’ is releasing this Friday (Reginald Dwayne Betts)

• San Francisco Standard (Opinion, Stephen Braitsch): Turning the Great Highway into a park will reap millions for business (Hudson River Park)

• Archinect: Studio Museum in Harlem will open new building in late 2025 (Studio Museum in Harlem, Sara Zewde, Adjaye Associates)

• The Art Newspaper: With help from Lubaina Himid, Glenn Ligon and more, Frieze's Artist-to-Artist initiative is supporting new talent (Glenn Ligon, Simone Leigh, Yinka Shonibare)

• Oregon Live: Portland Art Museum expansion will restructure its galleries, unveil nearly 300 unseen pieces (Jeffrey Gibson, Simone Leigh, Wendy Red Star, Carrie Mae Weems)

• The Art Newspaper: Artist-designed billboards opposing Donald Trump and supporting Kamala Harris go up in battleground states (Hank Willis Thomas, Carrie Mae Weems)

• Variety: Prison Film Fest: How a Formerly Incarcerated Man Began San Quentin FF (Rashaan Thomas)

• The New York Times: Studio Museum in Harlem to Open New Building in Fall 2025 (Thelma Golden, Studio Museum in Harlem)

• Observer: How One Cultural Agency Is Transforming the City’s Art Scene (Pioneer Works, Ghetto Film School, The Marshall Project)

• Bloomberg: Why California is Reconsidering Nuclear Energy After 50-Year Ban

• Forbes: Trump’s Clean Energy Dilemma

• Heatmap: Energy Department Meeting With Utilities, Developers on Trump’s Nuclear Plans

• Inside Climate News: Without Weighing Costs to Public Health, EPA Rolls Back Air Pollution Standards for Coal Plants

• The Economist: America’s dangerous pursuit of critical-mineral dominance

• Axios: Winters are getting shorter across most U.S. cities

• Heatmap: How Trump’s War Could Destabilize the Global Energy Market

• Inside Climate News: US Government Is Accelerating Coral Reef Collapse, Scientists Warn

• Politico: Interior jump-starts solar energy permitting

• Reuters: US takes step to solidify rules on nuclear fusion energy

• Axios: Carbon tariff backers see a way into reconciliation

• Associated Press: Frustration grows at fossil fuel influence and structure of UN climate talks. Some call for reform

• Grist: The question bringing COP29 to a halt: Who’s rich enough to pay for climate change?

• The Guardian: Cop summits ‘no longer fit for purpose’, say leading climate policy experts

• Mother Jones: Oil Industry Openly Encourages Trump to Roll Back Crucial Climate Policies

• Clean Energy Canada: The link between wildfires, extreme weather, and climate change (Climate Central)

• The New York Times: Inside the Quest to Make Fusion Energy a Reality (Commonwealth Fusion Systems)

• Energy Intelligence: COP29: Climate Cash Crunch Outweighs Trump Worries (U.S. Climate Action Network)

• Inside Climate News: In a Parched US, Human-Triggered Wildfires Are Poised to Thrive (Climate Central)

• The New York Times (Opinion, Gavin Schmidt and Zeke Hausfather) We Study Climate Change. We Can’t Explain What We’re Seeing.

• Axios: Carbon emissions from fossil fuels hit record highs in 2024: report

• Bloomberg: (Opinion, Liam Denning) Trump’s EPA: Less Protecting the Environment, More Drilling

• CNBC: Exxon CEO says Trump should keep U.S. involved in global effort to address climate change

• Reuters: COP29: Why are countries fighting over climate finance?

• Wall Street Journal: Exxon Says Trump Should Keep U.S. in Paris Climate Pact

• Associated Press: Earth’s biggest polluters aren’t sending leaders to UN climate talks in a year of weather extremes

• Forbes: 1000-Year Durability Of Carbon Removals Needed To Meet Climate Goals

• The New York Times: Biden Team Tries to Buoy Climate Talks Jolted by ‘Bitterly Disappointing’ Election

• The Washington Post: Oil companies face a new fine for methane. Trump could scrap it.

• Associated Press: California air regulators approve changes to climate program that could raise gas prices

• CBS News: COP29 climate summit begins today in Baku. Will it be the last for the U.S.?

• Inside Climate News: New Federal Funds Aim to Cut Carbon Emissions and Air Pollution From US Ports

• The Los Angeles Times: ‘Drill, baby, drill!’ and climate change denial: California braces for a Trump environment

• POLITICO: Why Trump’s 2nd withdrawal from the Paris Agreement will be different

• Associated Press: Majority Black Louisiana elementary school to shut down amid lawsuits over toxic air exposure

• Associated Press: Trump 2.0 will alter global climate fighting efforts. Will others step up?

• Bloomberg Law: Cap-and-Trade Momentum High as More States Ponder the Strategy

• Bloomberg: Trump plans to dismantle Biden’s climate law. It won’t be easy

• Grist: Here are the 5 issues to watch at COP29

• The Hill: Climate change is drying out the US West, even when rain pours: Study

• E&E News: California voters greenlight $10B climate bond

• The Guardian: ‘A wrecking ball’: experts warn Trump’s win sets back global climate action

• The Guardian: This year ‘virtually certain’ to be hottest on record, finds EU space programme

• Los Angeles Times: Climate change found to be main driver of worsening drought

• The New York Times: World Needs Much More Aid to Adapt to Climate Shocks, U.N. Says

• The Washington Post: It would take the impossible to stop 2024 from becoming the hottest year on record

• People: Prince William Is 'Coalition Builder' For Green Ideas (Earthshot Prize)

• Grist: California congressman David Valadao is betting the farm on water (Community Water Center)

• Associated Press: Landmark Washington climate law faces possible repeal by voters

• Bloomberg: Global GDP Seen Taking Much Bigger Climate Hit Than First Feared

• Associated Press: ‘All I can think about is hotter days.’ Voter campaigns target Latinas worried about climate change

• Semafor: Green jet fuel producers are crossing a daunting climate tech barrier

• Axios: Extreme heat set records for health perils in 2023

• The Conversation: Time to freak out? How the existential terror of hurricanes can fuel climate change denial

• The New York Times: (Opinion, Jonathan Mingle) Why the Oil and Gas Industry Is So Afraid of Kamala Harris

• The Hill: (Opinion, Michael O’Hanlon) Cutting emissions isn’t enough: Counteract global warming with geoengineering

• The Washington Post: (Opinion, Sarah Labowitz) I study disasters. Our recovery system is facing its own. 

• Inside Climate News: Hurricane Threat Poised to Keep Rising, Experts Warn

• The New York Times: In a First, a Gas Utility Is Sued Over Global Warming Deception

• POLITICO: ‘It is hurricane season’: DeSantis pushes back on climate’s role in fueling stronger storms

• ESG Dive: US energy transition path currently in line with 2.6 degrees Celsius temperature rise: BNEF

• Fast Company: Is the Midwest a 'climate haven'? Business owners certainly think so

• The New York Times: NW Natural Added to Oregon Suit Over Climate Change

• NPR: How Helene and Milton were supercharged by climate change

• The Washington Post: A climate overshoot would cause irreversible damage, scientists warn

• Associated Press: Climate change boosted Helene’s deadly rain and wind and scientists say same is likely for Milton

• Axios: AI's race for the planet

• CBS News: Americans are flocking to U.S. regions most threatened by climate change

• Grist: Hurricane Helene brought devastation — and an opportunity — to Appalachia’s power grids

• The New York Times: (Opinion, Porter Fox) Hurricane Milton Is Terrifying, and It Is Just the Start

• The Guardian: Earth’s ‘vital signs’ show humanity’s future in balance, say climate experts

• Axios: Michael Crow sees AI reshaping higher education

• Chalkbeat: The problem with school boards

• Ed Week (opinion): AI Isn’t the Real Threat to Special Education

• Inside Higher Ed: If ICE Won’t Show a Warrant, What Can Campuses Do?

• K-12 Dive: 1 in 3 schools recovered in math or reading post-pandemic, NWEA reports

• Boston Globe (opinion): Is Mass. really an educational leader when reading scores lag behind Mississippi? (National Council on Teacher Quality)

• Inside Higher Ed: The View from This Year’s Annual ACE Meeting (American Council on Education)

• Financial Times: How China’s universities joined the global elite

• LAist: AI use in classrooms

• PYMNTS: Classrooms Turn AI Into a Lesson in Collaboration

• Times Higher Education (opinion): Generative AI is not just a tool for learning. It shapes how students think

• Wall Street Journal: These Schools Want Civil Discourse on Campus. Even That Is Up for Dispute.

• Associated Press: Trump wants to end ‘wokeness’ in education. He has vowed to use federal money as leverage

• Chalkbeat Chicago: In wake of Trump win, Chicago Board of Education moves to reaffirm protections for immigrants

• The Conversation: Campus diversity is becoming difficult to measure as students keep their race and ethnicity hidden on college applications

• K-12 Dive: Fewer after-school programs offering academic supports, NCES finds

• Times Higher Education: Colleges on defensive as Trump stirs international student fears

• MSNBC: Former Secretary of Education @arneduncan joins the @11thHour to discuss (Arne Duncan)

• Axios: What happens if Trump eliminates the Department of Education

• Hechinger Report: Some colleges have an answer for students questioning the value of higher ed: work-based learning

• The New York Times: Colleges Wonder if They Will Be ‘the Enemy’ Under Trump

• The New York Times: (Opinion, Jessica Grose) Trump Doesn’t Care Enough About K-12 Education to Break It

• ABC News: Dismantling the Department of Education? Trump's plan for schools in his second term

• NBC News: Louisiana's Ten Commandments law in public schools is blocked by federal judge

• Hechinger Report (Opinion, Brandon Protas): We can do better than remedial ed

• EdSource: California schools chief pledges to resist cuts in funding if Trump axes U.S. Dept. of Education

• EdSurge: New AI Tools Are Promoted as Study Aids for Students. Are They Doing More Harm Than Good?

• K-12 Dive: President-elect Donald Trump’s victory divides education community

• TIME Magazine: What Trump’s Win Means for Education

• The Hechinger Report (Opinion,Conor P. Williams): Trump is back. We’re still waiting on his plan for schools

• The Hill: Trump, GOP set to overhaul federal education policy

• USA Today: How Trump’s win could erode Biden's higher education agenda

• The Hill: Student loans, Title IX: What education policies might come out of a Trump administration

• K-12 Dive: How did K-12 fare on state ballots in the 2024 election?

• Education Week: Supreme Court Weighs High-Stakes Fraud Issue for E-Rate Program

• Los Angeles (Opinion, Karin Klein): Why grade inflation is spreading from high school to college

• POLITICO: Floridians to decide if school board races remain nonpartisan

• BlackPressUSA: How Research Can Help Us Better Understand and Support Early Childhood Educators (The Education Trust)

• Inside Higher Ed: Report: Mental Health Disrupts Studying for Most Students

• The74: (Opinion, Conor P. William) Good for All Kids, Pre-K Programs Are Especially Beneficial for English Learners

• Associated Press: Black male teachers are a rarity in preschools. This pioneering program wants to change that

• Education Week: Most Teens Believe Conspiracy Theories, See News as Biased. What Can Schools Do?

• Higher Ed Dive: How can colleges maintain diverse student bodies?

• Inside Higher Ed: How U.S. Plans to Recognize Colleges for Student Success

• K-12 Dive: AI discipline lawsuit highlights need for school policies

• Inside Higher Ed: State Lawmakers Call for Rethinking Federal Role in Higher Ed

• Inside Higher Ed: Disparities in the American Dream

• The 74: White House Plan Yields 323K Tutors, Mentors to Aid COVID Learning Recovery

• K-12 Dive: Facilitating peer discussions can broaden learning

• Inside Higher Ed: Career Coaching Can Aid Student Success, but Not Every Student Receives Guidance

• The New York Times: (Opinion, Jessica Grose) The Education Crisis Neither Candidate Will Address

• The 74: (Opinion, Barbara Duffield) For Many Students, Homeless Means School-Less — and Things Could Get Even Worse

• Voice of America: Do Students in American Schools Read Long Books Anymore?

• City News: Montreal father starts foundation to protect youth from gun violence after personal loss

• WBBM: New data says Chicago is doing a better job of stopping violence before it happens

• WTTW: What Comes Next After Judge Strikes Down Illinois’ Assault Weapons Ban

• The Trace: The Trace Launches the Gun Violence Data Hub

• CBS Chicago: Federal judge rules Illinois assault weapons ban unconstitutional

• ABC News: 'Deeply troubling': Gun-violence prevention groups react to Trump victory

• The Trace: The White House’s Medicaid Plan Could Be ‘Transformational’ for Gun Violence Prevention

• CBS Mornings: Women's program aims to combat violence in Chicago: "The police cannot do this alone"

• WBEZ-FM: ‘We need to keep working on making change’: 10 years after police shot Laquan McDonald

• Chicago Sun Times: The Supreme Court sends an encouraging sign on ghost guns

• WTTW-TV: Advocates Push for Tighter Rules Around Reporting Stolen Guns, Serial Number Checks in Illinois

• The Trace: Chicago Trades One Controversial Gun Surveillance Technology for Another

• The 19th: A campus shooting spurred her political awakening. Her whole family followed.

• CBS Chicago: Feds give Chicago anti-violence programs $4 million in funding (Arne Duncan, Chicago CRED)

• Block Club Chicago: After Spike In Humboldt Park Shootings, Violence Interrupters Working To Resolve Gang Conflicts

• Chicago Tribune: Supreme Court seems open to upholding regulations on ghost guns, hard to trace weapons used in crime

• WTTW-TV: Community Safety Leaders Emphasize the Power of Youth, Social Media in Gun Violence Prevention

• Bloomberg (interview): WHO’s Dr. Tedros: ‘Viruses Get the Advantage When We Are Divided’

• Axios: RFK Jr. pick sets off alarms in public health

• Healthcare Dive: Health systems band together to test and publicly rank top AI models

• Kaiser Health News: [VIDEO] Why the US Has Made Little Progress Improving Black Americans’ Health

• The New York Times: (Opinion, Rachel Bedard) How to Handle Kennedy as America’s Top Health Official

• The Guardian: Why the Trump administration will be bad for Americans’ health

• NPR: What happens when a vaccine skeptic leads health policy? Ask Florida

• USA Today: Idaho health agency halts COVID vaccine program, joining backlash

• US News & World Report: Early Deaths From Heart Disease Rising in Rural U.S.

• STAT News: Children’s Hospital Los Angeles tests generative AI to translate discharge notes into Spanish

• STAT News: Health and science experts on their hopes and worries for the Trump era

• Bloomberg Law: Biden Health Discrimination Rules at Risk With Second Trump Term

• NBC News: Millions at risk of losing health insurance after Trump's victory

• Physicians Weekly: Case Management in Primary Care to Improve Health Equity for Complex Needs

• Black Belt News Network: Pickens native first Alabamian to be hired to national nonprofit for Black women's health (GirlTREK)

• NPR: When it comes to improving U.S. health care, what 20 years of war can teach us

• The Times Weekly: Study Examines Long-Term Effects of Structural Racism on Aging in Black Americans

• The Boston Globe: Are nurse practitioners replacing doctors? They’re definitely reshaping health care.

• Seattle Medium: How Much Of The U.S. Health System Is Failing?

• Vanity Fair: Inside the Bungled Bird Flu Response, Where Profits Collide With Public Health

• MedCity News: Can AI Reduce Healthcare Disparities? Health Execs Debate

• The New York Times (Opinion, Dr. Rick Bright): I Was a Whistle-Blower Under Trump. Here’s What’s at Risk for Public Health.

• The Washington Post: Cash shortages and complex rules impede Native American health-care access

• CNN: Harris proposes Medicare pay for home health care for first time

• The Washington Post: Florida health-care workers exhausted as Hurricane Milton approaches

• STAT News: How NIH is pushing for health equity for Americans with disabilities

• CBS News: Texas DACA recipients on edge awaiting work authorization ruling

• Ed Week: School Counselors See Rising Trauma Linked to Immigration Enforcement

• New York Times: For Immigrants in Detention, Spiritual Care Can Be Hard to Find

• Politico: Churches vs. ICE

• Capital and Main: Trump’s Deportation Crackdown Is Hurting Tourism

• CBS News: Texas DACA recipients on edge awaiting work authorization ruling

• Politico: DHS admits it deported more than 80 DACA recipients

• The Assembly: Taking ICE to Court

• The New York Times: Trump Looks to Lift Shield for Immigrants From Troubled Countries

• USA Today: The U.S. is short millions of housing units. Mass deportations would make it worse.

• U.S. News & World Report: How a Trump Crackdown on Immigrants Could Fire Up Inflation

• CBS News New York: Will Trump's deportation plan challenge NYC's sanctuary city status?

• MSNBC: (Opinion, Ryan Teague Beckwith) Trump didn't build the wall. But his new immigration plans are more doable.

• NBC News: Incoming Trump admin is eyeing new immigrant detention centers near major U.S. cities

• The Washington Post: As Trump prepares for mass deportations, Mexico is not ready

• POLITICO: Trump is stacking his White House with immigration hawks

• USA Today (Opinion, Larry Strauss): Trump's win terrifies my Latino students. I'm struggling to reassure them.

• Bloomberg: Arizona Elections Signal Robust Immigration Enforcement Under Trump

• CNN: Donald Trump has promised a closed border and mass deportations. Those affected are taking action now

• NBC News: Trump may deport hundreds of thousands of migrants whom Biden allowed to legally enter U.S.

• POLITICO: Trump taps former immigration official Thomas Homan as border czar

• Bloomberg Law: Prized H-1B Worker Visas Threatened Amid Trump Immigration Plans

• POLITICO: Immigrant advocates get ready for another 4 years of battle

• The Washington Post: Trump win places immediate focus on immigration enforcement

• Associated Press: Trump victory spurs worry among migrants abroad, but it’s not expected to halt migration

• NPR: Immigrant rights groups ready to challenge President-elect Trump’s policies

• Newsweek: Most Americans Do Not Back Deportation for All Undocumented Migrants: Poll (American Immigration Council)

• CBS News: "They're very scared": Migrants anxiously monitor U.S. election, fearing Trump win

• Associated Press: Lawsuit claims ICE withheld $300M in bond payments from immigrants

• Financial Times: (Opinion, Mark Everson) A bipartisan settlement on US immigration is still possible

• Associated Press: Immigrants help power America’s economy. Will the election value or imperil them?

• Associated Press: From the desert to the Strip: How the election’s fight over immigration may upend Nevada’s economy

• NBC News: Trump vows to deport millions. Builders say it would drain their crews and drive up home costs.

• The New York Times: Trump’s Claims That Blame Migrants: False or Misleading

• NPR: Arizona voters will soon decide if illegal border crossings should be a state crime

• The New York Times: Conservative States Seek to End Protections for Immigrant ‘Dreamers’

• Reuters: US judges split on Texas' standing to sue over DACA immigration program

• Houston Landing: DACA court hearing to determine fate of Houstonian recipients (American Business Immigration Coalition)

• The New York Times: Court to Weigh Protections for Immigrants Brought to U.S. as Children (United We Dream)

• Associated Press: Language, lack of money and fear are matters of life and death with Milton approaching Florida

• The Washington Post: How Trump warped and weaponized a small Pennsylvania town’s immigration story

• News Channel 5: Flooding in East Tennessee raises concerns over response to immigrant community (Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition)

• New York Times: Court to Weigh Protections for Immigrants Brought to U.S. as Children

• The Atlantic: The Most Dramatic Shift in U.S. Public Opinion

• The Economist: Donald Trump is preparing an assault on America’s immigration system

• Hechinger Report: Massachusetts is poised to shake up literacy instruction — and some educators don’t like it

• WJBF: Georgia lawmakers push early literacy overhaul to boost reading scores

• Publishers Weekly: How Book Bans Led to the Postponement of the Diversity Baseline Survey

• The 74: In San Francisco, Short Bursts of High-Impact Tutoring Support Young Readers

• Columbia Journalism Review: AI Versus Accuracy? We’re Willing to Make the Trade-Off.

• Wired: How Journalists Are Reporting From Iran With No Internet

• Editor and Publisher: Life after broadcast: What mission-driven media must become as audiences and funding move on

• The Hornet Online: Journalism with Roots

• Axios: Exclusive: Newsletter platform beehiiv launches multi-million dollar journalism fund

• Columbia Journalism Review: Trump Threatens New York Times, Penguin Random House over Critical Coverage

• Editor & Publisher: From transcription to trust: How AI is transforming news production

• Nieman Lab: The Onion adds a new layer, buying Alex Jones’ Infowars and turning it into a parody of itself

• The New York Times: The Onion Wins Bid to Buy Infowars, Alex Jones’s Site, Out of Bankruptcy (John Fleinblatt, Everytown for Gun Safety)

• Axios: Measuring disinformation in elections is becoming outdated

• Columbia Journalism Review: Getting Past Newsroom Myopia

• The New York Times: He Saw Digital Media Melt Down. His Next Act? A Media Start-Up.

• Semafor: A tale of two jets: The old media grapples with its new limits

• The Atlantic: Bad News

• The Guardian: (Opinion, Joan Donovan) First came the bots, then came the bosses - we’re entering Musk and Zuck’s new era of disinformation

• The New York Times: Trump Team Revokes Election Party Access for Some Journalists

• Poynter: (Opinion, Tom Jones) Press freedom groups share grim warnings about a second Donald Trump 

• The Washington Post: As Trump joined the podcast revolution, legacy media got left out

• Deadline: Donald Trump’s Win Could Finally End TV Station Ownership Cap, Nexstar CEO Perry Sook Says; Washington Must “Preserve Local Journalism”

• Poynter: (Opinion, Tom Jones) Donald Trump and the media: a look back and a look ahead to the next four years

• The Philadelphia Inquirer (Opinion, Jim Friedlich): How local journalism empowers voters in an age of misinformation and political discord

• Columbia Journalism Review: Journalism’s climate of partisan fear

• The Oregonian: Journalism nonprofit Uplift Local aims to reinvent community news in Columbia River Gorge

• Voice of America: New York media outlet connects immigrants with news and resources

• Editor & Publisher: From survival to sustainability: RFA’s new Accelerator Program helping newsrooms tap into new revenue

• Newsweek: Fake Catholic Newspapers Dispersed in Swing States: Report

• Los Angeles Business Journal: Philanthropies, Nonprofits Prioritize Local News (Sarabeth Berman, American Journalism Project)

• Columbia Basin Herald: National Newspaper Week: The vital role of local newspapers in our communities and democracy

• Axios: FEMA chief issues dire warning on hurricane disinformation

• Columbia Journalism Review: Fossil fuel interests are working to kill solar in one Ohio county. The hometown newspaper is helping.

• Adirondack Daily Enterprise: Fair Food card project gives families access to locally grown food (AdkAction)

• New York Times: Accessible and Affordable Housing Pilot Attracts Waiting List in California (The Kelsey)

• Associated Press: Activists at COP29 spend weeks planning demos. But they can feel stifled by rules and restrictions

• WJTV: Mississippi lawmakers discuss affordable housing for residents (Mississippi Center for Justice)

• Detroit Metro Times: Bipartisan bills aim to end Michigan’s wealth-based bail (The Bail Project)

• Montgomery Advisor: Statue of Representative John Lewis unveiled at Equal Justice Initiative's Legacy Plaza (Bryan Stevenson, Equal Justice Initiative)

• The Marshall Project: The Real Problem With Banning Masks at Protests

• Rolling Out: California rejects Proposition 6: The fight against prison labor continues

• Forbes: Indigenous Leaders Say UN Climate Summit Is Selling Their Lands To ‘Save The Planet’ (Tom Goldtooth, Indigenous Environmental Network)

• The Conversation: Racism is such a touchy topic that many US educators avoid it – we are college professors who tackled that challenge head on

• Hechinger Report: It used to be a notoriously violent prison. Now it’s home to a first-of-its kind higher education program

• Black Information Network: 'Racism': Black Residents Accuse Alabama of Intentionally Flooding Town

• The Hill: DOJ sues Mississippi state Senate for paying Black staffer half the salary of white staffers

• The Marshall Project: Key Criminal Justice Takeaways from the 2024 Election

• The Hill: (Opinion, Austin Sarat) What does Donald Trump’s return mean for the death penalty? 

• The New York Times: Voters Sent Mixed Message on Crime and Law Enforcement

• Los Angeles Times (opinion): California can have both public safety and criminal justice reform

• Bloomberg Law: Supreme Court to Weigh Race-Based Voting Lines After Election (NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund)

• The Atlanta Voice: Bipartisan support for criminal justice reform revealed in poll

• MIT News: Empowering systemic racism research at MIT and beyond

• Blavity: Los Angeles Puts A Plug On Orphan Oil And Gas Wells in BIPOC Communities

• The Washington Post: On a Deep South housing board, a clash over seats reserved for minorities

• USA Today: 1 in 3 U.S. students experience racism at school: It's affecting mental health

• K-12 Dive: 1 in 3 teens reports experiencing racism in school

• E&E News: Judges take aim at time limits in ‘Cancer Alley’ civil rights rematch

• The 74: Push to Remedy Grossly Unequal Suspensions of Black Girls After Sweeping Report

• Bloomberg (opinion): AI Is Proving a 100-Year-Old Prediction True

• IEEE Spectrum: AI Hunts for the Next Big Thing in Physics

• New York Times (opinion): The Pentagon Can’t Afford This A.I. Fight

• Axios: The race to catch Claude

• Bloomberg: OpenAI Finalizes $110 Billion Funding at $730 Billion Value

• New York Times: Trump Orders Government to Stop Using Anthropic After Pentagon Standoff

• Democracy Docket: Voting is still not accessible for the disability community. The GOP’s SAVE America Act would magnify suppression

• New York Times: Could the Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Act Decision Affect the Midterms?

• Bloomberg: The Redistricting War Spells Doom for Congress’ Last Moderates

• Democracy Docket: Top Democrats, voting rights experts slam Trump’s draft illegal order to seize control of voting

• Reuters: US Justice Department sues five more states over voter registration lists

• The Washington Post: Two Republicans who lost Senate races refuse to concede

• Gothamist: New York’s Voting Rights Act faces uncertain fate after judge strikes down law

• Ohio Capital Journal: Voting doesn’t have to be this difficult, complicated and exhausting in Ohio

• The New York Times: California Counts Methodically as House Control Hangs in the Balance

• USA Today: What is ballot curing? Some voters can still ensure their 2024 election votes are counted

• Ohio Capital Journal: (Opinion, Peter Talley) Ohio’s voting purge intends to diminish our collective power

• Spectrum News: Court strikes down New York's John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act

• Associated Press: Judge strikes down New York law intended to protect minority groups’ voting power

• NPR: Ballot measures to upend state election systems failed across the country

• TIME Magazine: How to Fix America’s Broken Electoral System

• NPR: The Electoral College

• Associated Press: Ohio set to decide constitutional amendment establishing a citizen-led redistricting commission

• Newsweek: Texas Moves to Block Election Monitors

• Axios Twin Cities: 55,000 formerly incarcerated Minnesotans can cast a presidential ballot for the first time this year

• The Hill: Democrats eye voting rights bill as first priority in House majority

• The Marshall Project: Voting Rights Confusion Keeps Formerly Incarcerated People from Casting Ballots 

• NBC News: Ga. students take to streets to protest 'dehumanizing' voting law that criminalizes handing out water

• The New York Times: The Fight Over Ballots Has Already Begun in Wisconsin

• TIME Magazine: RESEARCH: How to preserve worker wellbeing as Election Day approaches (BetterUp)

• WCLK-TV: The Poor People's Campaign Aims to Unite the 2.4 Million Poor and Low-Wage Voters in Georgia (Poor People’s Campaign)

• The Bowdoin Orient: (Opinion, Ruby Fyffe) Beyond the ballot: How current obstacles in absentee voting mirror the voter suppression tactics of Jim Crow

• Brennan Center for Justice: Debunking Lies About Voting and Citizenship

• Common Dreams: 4 Million Americans Excluded From Election by Felony Voting Bans

• Essence: These Black Women Are Championing Voter Rights And Leading The Fight Against Suppression In Key Battleground States

• The Philadelphia Tribune (Opinion, Theodore R. Johnson): We vote together, but can we trust each other? (Theodore R. Johnson)

• ABC News: How redistricting could play a key role in the fight to control the House in 2024

• Reuters: Voting rights groups seek to extend Florida registration deadline due to hurricanes

• Associated Press: Lawsuit seeks to reopen voter registration in Georgia after Hurricane Helene (The NAACP Legal Defense Fund, New Georgia Project)

• Associated Press: Disputes over access to the vote intensify as Ohioans begin to cast ballots

• The Washington Post: The orderly transition of power hits a snag (Max Stier, Partnership for Public Service)

• Barron’s: Misinformation Fears Mount Over Second Trump Term (Renee DiResta)

• TIME Magazine: Defending the Truth in a Second Trump Term (Peter Pomerantsev)

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