If we don’t organize and take action in the streets, says Mark Bray, “we’re going to end up somewhere really bad.”
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Anti-Fascism Scholar Who Fled US After Death Threats Discusses MAGA’s Fascism Read Post »
“For Trump, the leader of Argentina is more important than American families struggling with rising costs,” said Warren.
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GOP Blocks Warren Bill to Stop Trump’s “Brazen” $20B Argentina Bailout Read Post »
Two months ago, U.S. Border Patrol posted a hype video on Facebook and Instagram showing agents picking up guns and trawling the desert in trucks and off-road vehicles. “Gear up. Lock in. The mission doesn’t wait,” the video’s caption proclaimed. The soundtrack, however, said something quite different; it featured the so-called “banned” version of Michael […]
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Border Patrol Won’t Say Why It Used a Michael Jackson Song With Antisemitic Lyrics Read Post »
A historian discusses past anti-fascist organizations and practices in light of Trump’s effort to criminalize “antifa.”
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From 1920s Italy to 1930s Palestine to 1980s Ska Scenes, Antifa Has Many Faces Read Post »
A version of the below article first appeared in David Corn’s newsletter, Our Land. The newsletter comes out twice a week (most of the time) and provides behind-the-scenes stories and articles about politics, media, and culture. Subscribing costs just $5 a month—but you can sign up for a free 30-day trial. About a dozen or so years ago, a staffer for […]
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My Coffee With Stephen Miller Read Post »
Bill McKibben isn’t known for his rosy outlook on climate change. Back in 1989, he wrote The End of Nature, which is considered the first mainstream book warning of global warming’s potential effects on the planet. Since then, he’s been an ever-present voice on environmental issues, routinely sounding the alarm about how human activity is […]
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How a Climate Doomsayer Became an Unexpected Optimist Read Post »
Rulings on the Supreme Court’s “emergency docket” foreshadow its abiding deference to Trump.
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As SCOTUS Enters a New Term, These Cases May Grant Trump Unbridled Authority Read Post »
Up to 55 percent of the cost is being shifted onto consumers, according to a new analysis from the Wall Street bank.
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Goldman Sachs: Consumers Are Carrying Largest Burden From Trump Tariffs Read Post »
Global demonstrations — not Trump or Netanyahu — are the real reason why we have a ceasefire now, says Ofer Cassif.
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Israeli Lawmaker Who Was Expelled for “Recognize Palestine” Sign Speaks Out Read Post »
“Weaponizing the executive branch” to punish free speech “is illegal and wrong,” an open letter from the groups said.
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3,700 Nonprofits Sign Open Letter Condemning Trump for Targeting Free Speech Read Post »
On Saturday, October 4, Rutgers University professor Mark Bray was sitting in his living room watching the MLB playoffs when he received an email that would change his life. Bray, a historian and author of the 2017 book Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook, had recently become the subject of an online campaign accusing him of “supporting […]
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He Studies Fascism. Is He Now Living Through It? Read Post »
This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. The federal government shutdown is stretching into a second week with no end in sight. As Democrats and Republicans in Congress face a politically charged funding impasse, nutrition experts warn that women and children reliant on federal food assistance funding […]
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The Shutdown Will Worsen Hunger—Which the Trump Administration Just Stopped Tracking Read Post »
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