No one, except perhaps the authors of Project 2025, could have predicted that the so-called guardrails of democracy were made of papier-mâché, that this country could so quickly be teetering on the precipice of autocracy.

The Trump administration is quietly creating offshore detention, disappearance, and exile—and Americans could soon be next.

Fleeing America before you are threatened is a lot like obeying in advance.

The rush to secure passports and visas comes as many countries tighten immigration rules.

A family from Illinois is anxiously awaiting a decision from a Canadian tribunal as they seek asylum north of the border, claiming that America's politics have made them feel unsafe. Kaitlyn and Ted Berg say they made the recent decision to uproot their children as they witnessed the fallout of November's presidential election.

Mutual aid is a form of collective care in which communities come together to share resources, provide for one another’s needs, and build systems of support independent of the state or corporate entities.

A few people I know are coping by remaining in denial. They continue to normalize what’s happening in the familiar terms of Republican versus Democrat, right versus left, conservative versus liberal or progressive.

RFK Jr. could make legitimate critiques of the ways we grow and process food appear crackpot.

Iran and other countries in the Middle East are increasingly using artificial intelligence as a tool to crackdown on women's rights.

What might a feminist approach to the protection of journalists look like? What concrete benefits might it bring? And could it provide solutions to the well-documented – and highly gendered – abuse that women journalists face every day?

Erica Chenoweth discovers it is more successful in effecting change than violent campaigns