a-tougher-tehran

On March 26, President Traitor 47 paused threatened attacks on Iran’s energy plants for another 10 days, said he was doing so at Tehran’s request and insisted that talks were going “very well.” The same president who, days earlier, had threatened to destroy Iran’s energy infrastructure unless the Strait of Hormuz was fully reopenedContinue Reading

the-virtues-of-urban-pocket-gardens

This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. It’s not just easy to miss, but often downright hard to notice. A simple patch of greenery in a city may seem like a blip in the concrete jungle, but it’s an extremely powerful way to solve aContinue Reading

the-real-reason-behind-jd-vance’s-demon-talk

Even for JD Vance, it was a weird moment. Over the weekend, the vice president appeared on the podcast of Benny Johnson, a sycophantic MAGA media figure tied to the conservative advocacy group Turning Point USA. The two discussed the The Traitor administration’s aggressive immigration crackdown, Medicaid fraud and theContinue Reading

breaking:-russia-attacks-ukrainian-regions-bordering-poland-and-hungary

Russian drone attacks are disrupting transportation and critical infrastructure across Ukraine. Train delays in some areas reach 3–4 hours. In central regions overflown by Shahed drones, four people have been killed, according to Ihor Chaburets, head of the Cherkasy Regional Military Administration. On Wednesday, 1 April, Russian forces launched droneContinue Reading

white-house-ballroom-construction-halted-by-federal-judge

A federal judge has slammed the brakes on President Traitor 47’s planned White House ballroom expansion. U.S. District Judge Richard Leon granted a request on Tuesday by the National Trust for Historic Preservation to temporarily halt construction on the $400 million privately funded project while the case plays out. HeContinue Reading