Schumer, Jeffries Refuse to Join Democrats’ Growing Calls to Slash ICE Spending
“I just don’t understand how we provide votes for a bill that funds the extent of the depravity,” says one senator.
Read more...“I just don’t understand how we provide votes for a bill that funds the extent of the depravity,” says one senator.
Read more...Will Delcy Rodriguez govern as a compliant and coerced US puppet, or as leader of an undefeated and independent Venezuela?
Read more...A New Orleans collective is a heartening example of community self help…and an indictment of income inequality and failing social programs.
Read more...Portland mayor Keith Wilson called on ICE to halt operations pending a probe of its latest shootings. That won’t happen. So what do cities do?
Read more...“One thing is geopolitics, another is trade,” said Milei. “I’m not going to break commercial ties with China”.
Read more...Russia seems finally to have gotten the memo about Trump’s worse-than-bad-US-norms duplicity and love of violence and is escalating.
Read more...Food industry induced environmental degradation is more serious than most realize. We could reverse this trajectory….but will we?
Read more...The NYC transit authority considers how AI with its existing cameras might detect weapons, monitor unattended items or even foresee stampedes.
Read more...A clinical look at Trump’s deal hucksterism versus his typical modest-at-best results.
Read more...Is the East Wing redo intended to include a massive data center/command installation? If so, what is the main object of concern?
Read more...White House adviser Steve Miller pulls off the mask and shows the face of imperialism: “What’s yours is mine.”
Read more...The India-Middle East-Europe Corridor is back from the dead, but what of all the issues with an imperial strategy that relies on data centers and desalination in a hotbox ready to blow.
Read more...Why affordability crisis is a symptom of predatory neoliberal practices. Concentrated wealth looks set to keep this new norm in place.
Read more...A profile of China’s subsidies and how they have changed over time. Counter-intuitively, agriculture is the most important recipient.
Read more...Over the past two decades, use of U.S. military force has shifted from an exceptional act governed by law and public accountability to a flexible, discretionary instrument of policy. This article examines how post-9/11 legal authorities, institutional convergence, and secrecy have eroded the boundaries between war, intelligence, and governance—producing a system of permanent, unbounded conflict.
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