Go Behind the Scenes at an Iconic Irish Library as Staff Move 700,000 Historical Treasures Into Storage https://ow.ly/y0Iy50XMYNv Blue Shield Ireland - National Committee Joseph King UNESCO

Charlie Kirk suspect Tyler Robinson makes 1st in-person appearance in court https://ow.ly/HkcC50XMYN6

How extreme weather events affect agricultural trade between US states https://ow.ly/3GaV50XMYMk International Association of Emergency Managers Dr. Samantha Montano Steven Kuhr National Emergency Management Association

ICE’s expanding reach is reshaping daily life inside childcare centers. As raids move into neighborhoods and schools lose protected status, tens of thousands of immigrant childcare workers have left the workforce, forcing programs to shrink or shut down. The result is a childcare system in crisis.

On 18 Nov 2025, a major Cloudflare outage disrupted access to X, ChatGPT, and major retail and financial sites, yet Kiwifarms remained online. Alexander Yen traces how post-deplatforming migration hardened the site’s infrastructure, raising questions about relying solely on CDN-level interventions.

The SPLC works to dismantle white supremacy in public forums and online. The Intelligence Project monitors and exposes white supremacy and its impact on communities. 📲 Check out our overview of hard-right activity in December 2025 here: https://bit.ly/3KZEw74

Meta only acted after being confronted with Nazi imagery — yet influencers promoting misogyny, anti-Black racism, and anti-Arab hate remain untouched. IG is letting creators with massive followings build businesses on extremist content, signaling that hate is acceptable as long as it’s profitable.

Year-end holidays remain a target for IS-linked and IS-inspired attackers. The tragic Bondi Beach Hanukkah shooting and disrupted plots on Christmas markets show a pattern: attackers strike during gatherings, fueled by online propaganda. Read our analysis below. www.isdglobal.org/digital_disp...

As the Trump administration moves closer to crypto, major platforms are enabling meme coins tied to Nazi symbolism and deportation rhetoric, turning extremist ideology into speculative assets and pushing digital finance deeper into the ecosystem of hate and radicalization. Read more:

2025 changed the conversation about online safety. From social media to AI, too many tech giants put profit before what should be the center of the growing digital world: people. What are some changes you’d like to see for a safer internet in 2026? Share below ⤵️ https://bit.ly/4pbIuHA

Sign up for GPAHE’s newsletter to receive updates, original research, and in-depth analysis on extremist movements, hate groups, and authoritarian influence worldwide. Our team tracks how these networks operate, how their narratives spread, and how they fuel mainstream politics. Subscribe here:

Even during a natural disaster, the right to vote must be protected. Now is the time to take action to protect our voters and our elections. Read our “Under the Radar” report here: https://bit.ly/47Lzouy

An investigation of @decoherence.media finds a Lithuanian online shop selling thousands of embroidered patches tied to neo-Nazi & far-right extremist groups. As @heidibeirich.bsky.social warns, “patches, posters, & other propaganda are central to spreading hateful messaging & extremist ideologies.”

A convicted Spanish agitator with ties to global far-right movements has secured White House access as part of a MAGA push to reshape Spanish-language media. Javier Negre’s platform minimizes ICE abuses and anti-LGBTQ+ narratives, showing how disinformation targets Latino voters.

"I will not be bullied away from my life's work of fighting to keep children safe from social media's harm and stopping antisemitism online." Our CEO @imranahmed.bsky.social in the @nytimes.com on the unconstitutional attempt to deport him from the United States 👇 https://nyti.ms/4pXI1Kq

“Remigration” is no longer fringe. As @heidibeirich.bsky.social explains, it “advocates the forced removal of non-white people from what they view as historically white countries—Europe, Canada, the US, Australia, & New Zealand.” Once confined to extremist circles, it is now entering the mainstream.

Heritage’s crisis deepens as it elevates a figure who supports rolling back women’s rights while its president defends the platforming of white nationalist and neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes—showing how once-fringe extremism is becoming normalized inside a mainstream institution. Read more:

Can you spot the fake? 👀 AI-generated images are getting really convincing these days, and spotting what’s real vs. fake is becoming a huge challenge. Think you have the “AI eye”? Test your skills with CCDH’s new “Spot the Fake” game 👇 https://bit.ly/4p5jemc

CCDH works to protect kids, fight antisemitism, and stop online harms. "I'm feeling really confident that the courts will see the importance of our work and recognize the vitality of protecting our First Amendment rights." Watch our CEO @imranahmed.bsky.social on @cnn.com 👇

Chile’s election is being hailed across the global far right. José Antonio Kast’s victory gives transnational anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-women networks a governing ally—bringing a coordinated dismantling of human rights closer to reality. Read more:

Many voters today feel disengaged from politics, but apathy is not an option. 💪 Building an inclusive, multiracial democracy requires active participation from energized and diverse coalitions that believe in the power of collective action. 🗳️

A Moscow school stabbing shows how far-right extremism operates as a transnational ecosystem. The attacker drew directly from online white supremacist culture—manifestos, symbolism, and the “Great Replacement”—showing how digital radicalization lives across borders and turns ideology into violence.

Torturer and war criminal from #DRCongo found guilty of crimes against humanity in a French court. Universal jurisdiction and international justice matter! www.bbc.com/news/article...

In this week's issue of #AtrocityAlert: 🔺 Violence escalates in #SouthKivu, #DRCongo, despite peace agreement 🔺 #CrimesAgainstHumanity continue in #Venezuela amid shrinking global scrutiny 🔺 Military junta continues to target civilians as elections loom in #Myanmar www.globalr2p.org/publications...

One of the most important things for survivors to repair the wrongs of war is a strong sense of community. After the LRA war in Northern Uganda, that community was badly damaged, and more work is needed to repair and heal. Read CVT’s report here: www.cvt.org/wp-content/u...

Our response to the pulling of the @60minutes.bsky.social segment “INSIDE CECOT:” humanrights.berkeley.edu/uncategorize...

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What single issue had the biggest impact on migration worldwide in 2025? We’re saying the tens of billions of dollars in international foreign aid cuts. The reductions have left humanitarian operations underfunded and raised the risk of new displacement https://bit.ly/Top10Migration2025

"The Trump administration is seeking contractors to help it overhaul the United States’ immigrant detention system in a plan that includes renovating industrial warehouses to hold more than 80,000 immigrant detainees at a time." https://wapo.st/4axtwZ4

@amnesty.org's new report lays out extensive evidence of human rights abuses in Florida detention facilities. Torture has no place in our country — not in detention centers, not anywhere. https://bit.ly/3MrDfpz

Join this session as panelists discuss how linking the perspectives and values of science and faith communities can create mutual benefits. Discover ways to bring these groups together and enhance communication and understanding of weather and climate science. More: https://bit.ly/4oIZg0v #AMS2026

It is becoming increasingly irresponsible to focus solely on the physical modeling elements of overshooting [2.7°F/1.5 °C of warming]. We need to start thinking about what the [human] scenarios look like for a post-1.5 °C world. @wxpizza.bsky.social. ow.ly/I3G850XNaTY @climate.columbia.edu @vox.com

The 106th Annual Meeting Virtual Poster Slam is less than a month away! Mark your calendar for 2-3 PM ET on 20 January to view 50 virtual poster presentations featuring topics like atmospheric chemistry, AI, cloud physics, and more. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4qnvMXp #AMS2026

🎄Merry Christmas! Start the new year with fresh insight at our #AMS2026 Presidential Forum💡 Hear from experts in behavioral economics and public policy on how people make critical decisions—from responding to hurricane warnings to planning for climate impacts. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4sakcQW

DOJ official Todd Blanche promised to dump his crypto holdings no later than 90 days after his Senate confirmation in March. But about a month into the job — before divesting — he ordered an end to investigations into crypto companies. By @coreygjohnson.bsky.social @shaw.al

The Daunting Tasks Ahead for the New UN Secretary-General https://ow.ly/X1Vc50XMYK4 Crisis Group Council on Foreign Relations Chatham House Council on Strategic Risks Richard Gowan Global Governance Institute (GGI)

This year’s contributors to the Bulletin’s “Voices of Tomorrow” section, which features essays and opinion pieces by rising experts, focused heavily on the threats posed by nuclear weapons. Here’s a sampling of insights from our newest voices: buff.ly/HhkNFq6

Safe and effective therapeutics are critical for treating and preventing the spread of influenza. Our new publication examines therapeutics for avian #InfluenzaA (#H5N1) in humans and how to better prepare for the potential of spread between humans: https://ow.ly/YMpA50XO2Pm

A former senior immigration policy official explains how the immigration system works, what has changed under the Trump administration, and what needs to be fixed most urgently. bit.ly/3LSrLet

In many ways, 2025 resembled Back to the Future, and not only because Donald Trump returned to the White House in January, writes François Diaz-Maurin. "Less than one year into his second term, President Trump has exhibited Cold War-era thinking several times already." Read more: buff.ly/6zsd7Ko

The president cannot preempt state AI regulations through an executive order. The Constitution doesn’t give him this power, and Congress hasn’t delegated it. bit.ly/3Y0drDI

"The way Gaza rebuilds in the next several years will determine whether this moment can break the region's long cycle of violence or become yet another false dawn."

Courts are using originalist arguments to expand executive power, weaken long-standing rights and protections, and entrench inequality. It’s crucial that lawyers push back. Our new guide shows you how. bit.ly/4iQ1v0B

We're looking back at some of our favorite articles across 80 years of publication. In this award winning feature from 2022, Paul Tullis reported on concerns around avian flu in the Netherlands.

The Supreme Court has announced that it’s going to hear arguments on President Trump’s order rescinding birthright citizenship. The text and history ought to make this an open-and-shut case. bit.ly/40oplbc

ICE has long used the latest spy tech to pursue immigrants — but now it’s also targeting anti-ICE protesters and anyone who allegedly funds them. bit.ly/3Kq348R

New report outlines West Virginia's rural health challenges—workforce shortages, chronic disease, infrastructure gaps, and access barriers—and describes a preliminary research agenda to guide improvements:

Private prison company GEO Group allegedly made immigration detainees work for no pay. Now it's at the Supreme Court trying to prevent the detainees from suing. bit.ly/4pfafj2

✨A new chapter in climate resilience begins today as the CREWS South Asia Project Inception Meeting officially kickstarts a regional effort to strengthen resilience through enhanced access to early warning services across South Asia. 👉CREWS South Asia: lnkd.in/eQbQqQXA

🎥 In our latest interview, Mr Bianpambé PATALLET presents his vision and challenges for early warning systems in Chad. 👇 Watch the full interview below: youtu.be/mMi_neA6Chc?...