Yesterday, on the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord at the beginning of the Revolutionary War, Americans across the country protested against President Donald J.
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Sorry, we promised not to post much today but we had to make a special callout. We forgot to give a proper shoutout to a few places yesterday. Denver and Dallas Fort Worth, you broke records. You were incredible.
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Post Number Eighteen of The Movement We Need.
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On Sunday evening, The New York Times published details of another potentially damning security scandal involving the chat app Signal and discussions of “detailed information about forthcoming strikes in Yemen on March 15″—this time centered on a group chat created by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Citing four people with knowledge of the group chat, the […]
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Donald Trump’s inaugural committee raised almost $250 million, much of it from donors who are seeking—and in many cases have already received—valuable favors from the administration of the famously transactional president. The Wall Street Journal, which reviewed the committee’s filing ahead of a Sunday deadline, reported that the funding haul far exceeded what the committee […]
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Corporate Chiefs Gave Trump’s Inaugural Committee $250 Million. Benefits Abound. Read Post »
[Pictured: Mao and Khrushchev meet in Beijing in 1957 prior to the Sino-Soviet split]By Nolan Long In a widely circulated quotation, Chinese President Xi Jinping is supposed to have said that the collapse of the Soviet Union is a “tragedy too pain…
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[Pictured: Mao and Khrushchev meet in Beijing in 1957 prior to the Sino-Soviet split]By Nolan Long In a widely circulated quotation, Chinese President Xi Jinping is supposed to have said that the collapse of the Soviet Union is a “tragedy too pain…
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By John Bellamy FosterRepublished from Monthly Review.The concept of settler colonialism has always been a key element in the Marxist theory of imperialism, the meaning of which has gradually evolved over a century and a half. Today the reemergence of …
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Imperialism and White Settler Colonialism in Marxist Theory Read Post »
Union leaders said they didn’t let the uncertainty around tariffs scare them into a conciliatory posture.
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Defying Tariff Threats, Mexican GM Workers Win a Double-Digit Wage Hike Read Post »
Miles Guo, an exiled Chinese billionaire best known for his ties to Steve Bannon, is in a Brooklyn jail awaiting sentencing following his conviction for orchestrating a massive fraud scheme. But Guo’s years of using his wealth to forge ties with people close to President Donald Trump appear to be bearing fruit. As my colleague […]
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Far-Right Activist Tied to Jailed Chinese Fraudster Joins Team Trump. He’s Not Alone. Read Post »
This story was originally published on the substack Public Domain to which you can subscribe here. At an all-hands meeting of Interior Department employees on April 9, Secretary Doug Burgum stressed that managing and protecting federal public lands “must be held in balance.” “It says in the mission statement the job of Interior is to ‘manage and protect,’” he said. “It doesn’t […]
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Trump Nixing Conservation Rule in Favor of Drilling and Mining on Federal Lands Read Post »
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