Hoo boy. With the approach of what bleakly promises to be “the super-Islamophobic midterms,” the Bigot-In-Chief is letting his racist freak flag fly by attacking Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, whose smarts, strength, hotness, accomplished wife and Michigan win clearly terrify him. Cue charges of “communist,” “man of hate,” and, probs soon,Continue Reading
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Once part of the president’s legal team, the attorney issued a dire warning on the president’s confirmed choice for attorney general., Read MoreContinue Reading
Netanyahu Rejects The Traitor’s 15-Point Gaza Peace Plan, NYT: Global Sumud Flotilla Activists Detail Beatings, Electric Shocks and Other Abuse in Israeli Detention, Iran Close to Final Pact with Oman to Reopen Strait of Hormuz, Yemen’s Iran-Backed Houthis Attack Saudi Aramco Refinery, Ukrainian Drone Attack Kills at Least 13 PeopleContinue Reading
As the number of immigrant detainees and their bond amounts skyrocket under The Traitor 2.0, their neighbors across the country rally to get them out.Continue Reading
We speak with Keith LaMar, an artist, teacher and writer on death row in Ohio. LaMar, who has spent three decades in solitary confinement, was sentenced to death for the murder of five fellow prisoners during a 1993 prison uprising. He has always maintained his innocence. His trial was heldContinue Reading
PEER, DarkSky International, the American Bird Conservancy, and Environment America — represented by Earthjustice — filed a formal Application for Review asking the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to reverse its Space Bureau’s approval of Reflect Orbital Inc.’s Earendil-1 satellite.Earendil-1 is a commercial satellite that will reflect sunlight back to EarthContinue Reading
Democracy Now! is broadcasting from Scotland at the Edinburgh International Festival, which features music, opera, theater and dance and is one of Europe’s biggest arts festivals. We are joined by the acclaimed Scottish violinist Nicola Benedetti, one of the most celebrated classical violinists in the world. She became the firstContinue Reading
It’s become “increasingly difficult for the president to manufacture a face-saving off-ramp from the conflict,” one expert told The Wall Street Journal., Read MoreContinue Reading
The data guru reminded viewers “just how much ground” the president has lost with Americans on the matter., Read MoreContinue Reading
After he overcame a drinking problem, he spent seven seasons on the hit CBS show and represented Georgia during two terms in Congress…Continue Reading
Climate campaigners warned that record high temperatures and a strong El Niño is resulting in severe drought in many countries, hitting crop yields and raising food prices. 350.org urged governments to move fast to protect farming communities and consumers, and mobilize the necessary funds through higher, permanent taxes on fossilContinue Reading
We continue our coverage from the Edinburgh International Festival, where acclaimed Brazilian actor and filmmaker Wagner Moura stars in the play A Trial — after An Enemy of the People. A sequel to the 1882 Henrik Ibsen play An Enemy of the People, A Trial — after An Enemy ofContinue Reading