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Ron DeSantis faces backlash as pandemic rages in Florida
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is adamantly refusing to consider increasing unemployment benefits in his state as many works are still struggling due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. ...[Read more]
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Republicans still cant find a coherent line of attack against Biden: ‘The president is popular’
With Joe Biden now three months into his presidency, Republicans are attacking him in a variety of ways — and many of them are quite ridiculous. Regardless, Biden generally has decent approval ratings, according to various polls. And reporter Tim Mur ...[Read more]
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Government Report Documents US Responsibility for Venezuela’s Humanitarian Dilemma
In January 2019 the US and its allies ceased to recognize Maduro as Venezuela’s legitimate president after then National Assembly leader Juan Guaidó, who had never run for national office, “announced he was willing to serve as interim president.” G ...[Read more]
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Damning timeline details: DOD actions before and during the Capitol riot and it raises more question than answers
Four months after a violent mob of far-right extremists attacked the U.S. Capitol Building in the hope of stopping Congress from certifying now-President Joe Biden's Electoral College victory, many Americans continue to ask: Why was this allowed to happen ...[Read more]
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‘An American Caesar’: How the right wing is embracing dark ideas once considered ‘unthinkable’
Donald Trump was hardly the first U.S. president to voice his support for authoritarians. But while President Richard Nixon saw it as practical to have an alliance with Spain's dictator Gen. Francisco Franco — arguing that at least El Generalísimo kept ...[Read more]
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After 20 Years of Failed War, Corporate Media Still Give Wars of Empire a Pass
When Taliban fighters swept across Afghanistan in a little over a week and entered the capital city of Kabul on August 15, 2021, they surprised the US media, the Biden White House, and the military. Desperate to get out of the country, those who had worke ...[Read more]
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‘Offensive deprivation of an important right’: Federal judge temporarily blocks Texas abortion ban
U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman on Wednesday issued a preliminary injunction blocking a Texas law that bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, insisting the restraining order is necessary to "prevent irreparable harm to the United States' interest ...[Read more]
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Only the Poor Die Young
In capitalist America, the rich are outliving the poor at an alarming rate. It’s a grim reality and there’s only one way to end it definitively — moving toward socialism. ...[Read more]
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Wikileaks revealed US espionage of Indigenous Peoples in 2011
Wikileaks documents reveal that u.s. and canada have engaged in espionage, illegal wiretapping of indigenous peoples, and pressurized governments including ecuador, iceland, in order to stop adoption of the document of rights of indigenous peoples. ...[Read more]
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Rogers
anything, including spying on people, users, other companies, organizations, implementing blocking, takedowns, infiltrations, hacking - any spectrum of fields which is totally illegal for any normal citizen to undertake. Under the proposed legislation, a ...[Read more]
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WikiLeaks: Kony 2012 creators spied for Uganda
The Invisible Children NGO, most famous for its Kony 2012 online video, helped the Ugandan government arrest a former child soldier and backed an operation that killed more civilians than militants, cables published by Wikileaks reveal. A memo written by ...[Read more]
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