The New York Times Is Orwell’s Ministry of Truth. “Newspeak, Double-Speak”
according to the esteemed editorial writers, this is not a U.S. proxy war. No, it is simply Russian aggression, supported by “the...
read moreaccording to the esteemed editorial writers, this is not a U.S. proxy war. No, it is simply Russian aggression, supported by “the...
read moreDespite an injection of funding, the agency still has not recovered from an exodus of scientists and policy experts, both insiders...
read moreWhat does it mean when a food or drink becomes “endangered”, when there are so few people producing it that it is on the brink of...
read moreThe deadliest year for media workers since 2018 was driven in large part by the war in Ukraine and a rise in killings in Latin...
read moreThis type of community policing grew out of the calls to defund police. Instead, cities like Raleigh shifted funding for a kinder,...
read more“If this were really about the national debt, then there are plenty of places we could go to stitch up loopholes, like no more...
read moreTexas has filed the most anti-LGBTQ+ laws, a total of 36. Missouri has introduced or passed 26 bills, followed by North Dakota, and...
read moreHow the director of an astonishing new documentary used old government footage to shed light on the present.
read moreIf even a highly respected establishment figure like Ken Roth can be targeted for speaking out against Israel’s abuse of Palestinian...
read moreUnhoused people on our sidewalks, in shelters, in motels, in tents: this is our present and our future if we don’t see some...
read more“Never before has a single private institution concentrated so much power and control over so many corners of our...
read moreIn continuing the legacy of supporting military coups against progressive and socialist-oriented movements throughout Latin America,...
read moreA retired chief Federal Bureau Investigation (FBI) official who reportedly worked on the Trump-Russia probe was arrested and charged...
read moreOne pro-worker coalition called Amazon’s recent job cuts “sacrificial symbols for Wall Street.”
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