Tulsa Peace Fellowship

06/19/2026

In Indiana, over 150 people gathered outside the Clay County Jail for an interfaith vigil demanding the release of Salah Sarsour, the president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee and a revered Palestinian community leader. Sarsour has been held at the jail for over two months. The vigil Sunday was....

06/18/2026

Trumped up charges for opposing
Prediction that case against the protesters will be thrown out of court

In Minneapolis, federal prosecutors have announced charges against 15 anti-ICE activists who took part in protests against the Trump administration’s deadly immigration crackdown in the Twin Cities earlier this year. The 15 individuals are accused of being part of anti-fascist, or “antifa,” gr...

06/18/2026

06/18/2026

06/18/2026

Six months ago, at least 12 people, including eight children, died during a US attack. The US has never admitted the civilian deaths. Here, the Guardian pieces together what happened that day

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Six months ago, at least 12 people, including eight children, died during a US attack. The US has never admitted the civilian deaths. Here, the Guardian pieces together what happened that day

06/17/2026

Bad idea to place a plutonium factory upwind and upstream from Denver, and then bad practice at the plant leading to accidents, fires, illegal dumping. Little known history.

In June 1989, an FBI agent named Jon Lipsky visited Rocky Flats for what staff at the nuclear weapons plant thought was a briefing on ecoterrorism. That was a pretext. Lipsky, with dozens of FBI and E...

06/17/2026

A rally will take place at the Plaza de La Liberación in Guadalajara, to highlight the fate of Mexico’s so-called 130,000 disappeared, some of whom worked in the mining industry.

Hyundai will be targeted by protestors at a rally before the group A game between Mexico and South Korea in Guadalajara on Thursday, due to the World Cup sponsor’s business dealings with the South American mining company Ternium

06/16/2026

With problematic PFAS or forever chemicals, used to cool the computers

While data centers, in their current form, are relatively new, the environmental toll is becoming clearer every day. They suck up municipal drinking water, create emissions through the use of generators, and are often incongruous with the surrounding areas where they're placed. Now, there's another factor that makes these huge buildings problematic: PFAS or forever chemicals, which are used to help cool the computers.

✍️ Tom Cassauwers
📸 High-voltage transmission lines provide electricity to data centers in Ashburn, Loudoun County, Virginia. | Photo by Ted Shaffrey/AP
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06/16/2026

Kyiv, Ukraine
A funeral procession for a Ukrainian soldier passes a large banner depicting the war covering a damaged building
Photograph: Pierre Crom/Getty Images
courtesy photo editors at The Guardian online