Death in Custody: Hunger Strike at Georgia ICE Facility Intensifies Following Tragedy
FOLKSTON, Georgia — The death of 48-year-old Luis Sandoval on Friday at the Folkston ICE Processing Center has transformed an already volatile situation into a national flashpoint for immigration advocates,…
A Crisis of Hunger: The Escalating Malnutrition Emergency in North-East Nigeria
Executive Summary: A Region at the Breaking Point In the volatile landscape of north-east Nigeria, a silent, mounting catastrophe is unfolding. New data from the International Committee of the Red…
Global Hunger Declines, But Deep Pockets of Persistent Scarcity Remain: UN Report Highlights Uneven Progress
A landmark report from five United Nations agencies paints a complex picture of global food security, revealing a welcome decrease in overall hunger rates while simultaneously sounding an alarm over…
After Eight Months of Detention and Solitary Confinement: Hunger Strike Leader Martin Soto Released
By Editorial Staff In a landmark decision that has sent ripples through the national discourse on immigration enforcement, Martin Soto, a central figure in the recent wave of prisoner-led resistance…
Global Hunger Declines, But Stark Regional Disparities Persist, UN Report Reveals
A recent report from five United Nations agencies paints a complex picture of global food security, indicating a downward trend in overall hunger rates but highlighting alarming increases in Africa…
Solidarity in the Aisles: How Hunger Mountain Co-op Workers Won a Five-Month Battle for Fairness
In the heart of Montpelier, Vermont, the Hunger Mountain Co-op is more than just a grocery store; it is a community pillar rooted in the principles of cooperation and shared…
“If We Have Sick Children, We Walk”: The Catastrophic Convergence of Hunger and Healthcare Collapse in South Sudan
By Sarah Easter and Becca Mountain | May 22, 2026 In the quiet, sterile wards of a hospital in Pariang, South Sudan, the rhythmic clicking of a measuring tool provides…

















