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Natalia Marques focuses on politically charged topics with an emphasis on government & politics, world affairs, and activism. Her articles often include expert commentary and evolving stories related to these themes.
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By: Natalia Marques
Muslim groups and civil rights leaders denounce right-wing smear campaign after viral photo of Imam Siraj Wahhaj is weaponized by media and politicians
By: Natalia Marques
Amid Trump's expanded immigration crackdown, untrained ICE agents have been recorded committing violent acts against protesters and immigrants
By: Natalia Marques
Several states have warned that if the shutdown continues until November, they will be forced to suspend SNAP and WIC benefits, threatening food assistance for millions
Outrage in Denver as Mayor sidesteps council to renew controversial flock surveillance contract
A bipartisan coalition builds in the Senate to attempt to check the US President through the War Powers Act
By: Natalia Marques
The USDA says “the well has run dry” although progressives argue Trump administration has access to emergency funding
SNAP benefits were halted on Saturday for nearly 42 million, the Trump administration is yet to tap into contingency funds despite court order
Zohran Mamdani's opponent, disgraced former Governor Andrew Cuomo, has received the political and financial backing of right-wing billionaires
The death of former vice president revives global outrage over war crimes, torture, and mass surveillance
Cuomo concedes and conservatives lash out in fury; A rattled right-wing political class confronts a new era in New York, and the United States
