Last May, a jaw-dropping act of cruelty took place in Maine’s Muscongus Bay, a popular tourist area. Three coyotes were killed and strung from a buoy, their gruesome and pointless deaths treated as a simple Coast Guard maintenance issue. Nobody broke any laws (it is perfectly legal to shoot a coyote and leave her to rot), so nobody was held accountable. The same year, the Animal Legal Defense Fund ranked Maine third best in the country in animal protection laws.
On Oct. 28, Maher Tarabishi, 62, of Arlington, Texas was arrested upon arrival at his local ICE office, where he had gone for a routine check-in. Now, the Department of Homeland Security is accusing Tarabishi of “terrorist” connections through the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), threatening deportation and permanent separation from his family – specifically, his […]
U.S. embassies around the world have been instructed to categorize abortion access, DEI policies, and transgender care for minors as human rights infringements.