Bristol statue toppling marks a historic moment in memory debate
In Bristol England an empty plinth now centers debate over race history and memory after anti racism protesters toppled the 18 foot Edward Colston statue and dumped it in the River Avon. Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees called it significant while stressing no condoning criminal damage. Colston, a Royal African Company official, helped build the city through slave trade in the 17th century.
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Democrats form Voter Suppression Watch to counter GOP mail fraud claims
Fair Fight led by Stacey Abrams teams with Priorities USA and American Bridge to counter Republican attacks on mail in voting. They aim to push back in courts and in public messaging, arguing that broad voting access is vital and that GOP claims lack evidence. Abrams warns of deliberate suppression efforts and vows resources to counter them nationwide.
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Settler leader: Netanyahu moving ahead with annexation plans
Netanyahu told settler leaders he will pursue annexing parts of the West Bank once a final map is agreed with the United States. Oded Revivi said the plan has not been finalized and that Trump’s map outlines could still shift.
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