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Interim Opposition leader, Sussan Ley, has told colleagues that she plans to arrest her falling popularity by adding an extra S to her name. ”People were very interested to hear why I am Sussan, not Susan,” said the interim leader.... Read More ›
4 veal cutlets, about 6 ounces each¼ cup all-purpose flour1 teaspoon saltDash pepper1 egg, slightly beaten1 cup fine dry bread crumbs¼ cup butter or margarine4 Fried Eggs, see below4 anchovy fillets1 dill pickle, sliced lengthwise Have meat man flatten the veal cutlets or pound them with a meat hammer until they are very thin. Combine […]
by Tony Wikrent Trump not violating any law ‘He who saves his Country does not violate any Law’ Trump Stuns By Saying ‘I Don’t Know’ When Asked Directly NBC’s Kristen Welker ‘Don’t You Need to Uphold the Constitution?’ Joe DePaolo, May 4th, 2025 [mediaite.com] What is Stephen Miller trying to accomplish in Portland and […]
After reading this article at @RStatecraft by @connor_echols I am more convinced than ever that admitting the Baltic States into NATO was the biggest mistake NATO ever made: three miniscule states with three tiny militaries dominate policy yet contribute nothing but acrimony and accusations towards Russia. Just read the stridency of their claims towards Russia. Former […]
A cancer-lawsuit legal loophole, cracking the Bari Weiss code, and more from The Lever this week.
It’s for sure that there are those with great influence on him who want him to. Thomas Neuburger has the quotes, starting with Stephen Miller: [This is] Legal insurrection. The President is the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces, not an Oregon judge. Portland and Oregon law enforcement, at the direction of local leaders, have refused […]
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The Georgia facility gained notoriety for allegations that women received “often unnecessary” gynecological treatment, at times lacking informed consent.
The post ICE Will Hold Immigrants in Jail Accused of “Excessive, Invasive” Gynecological Procedures appeared first on The Intercept.
Regulators crack the monopoly code, the DOD goes DIY, homeownership gets sweeter, and a health care crisis is healed.
Trump’s stance on Gaza shifted after Israel’s attack on Qatar — a close ally where he and his family have key business deals.
The post Did Qatari Money Drive Trump’s Push for Gaza Ceasefire? appeared first on The Intercept.
. Before the publication of Adorno and Horkheimer’s Dialectic of Enlightenment in 1947, critical theory primarily focused on critiquing capitalism, fascism, and bourgeois culture. Dialectic of Enlightenment argues that the root of these 20th-century catastrophes lies in the very concept of ‘Enlightenment’ — the Western tradition of reason, science, and progress that began in antiquity. […]
Insiders have told Byline Times it is 'inconceivable' the Reform Leader did not know about his close aide's pro Russian statements
After regulators found cracks in Boeing 737s, Airlines are fighting increased inspections and safety measures.
In a little-noticed Supreme Court case, the country’s largest private prison operator argues companies should be shielded from lawsuits when doing the government’s dirty work.
Palestinians and their supporters are celebrating the ceasefire and an end to the killing in Gaza. But the Trump-Netanyahu plan still leaves Gaza as an open-air prison under effective Israeli control.
The post Peace plan relief but Gaza still an open-air prison first appeared on Solidarity Online.
After MintPress exposed ex-CIA and FBI officials working at Facebook, Google, and Twitter, many deleted their profiles and erased incriminating evidence.
The post Social Media Spies Exposed: Profiles Vanish After MintPress Report appeared first on MintPress News.
Social ties are deeply connected to how fast your biological clock ticks
The post Lifetime of Friendships Slows Aging appeared first on Nautilus.
Ghadi Francis joins Mnar Adley to unpack how US and Israeli plans to disarm Hezbollah could ignite new chaos in Lebanon.
The post Lebanon Under Siege with Ghadi Francis: Inside Israel’s Plan to Disarm Hezbollah appeared first on MintPress News.
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Drastic cuts to science funding and immigration restrictions could hobble the country's research enterprise
The post Will Trump’s Immigration Policies Hurt US Nobel Chances? appeared first on Nautilus.
The President's America-first, Palestine-last plan for Gaza risks collapsing under its own contradictions, argues Rana Sabbagh
Congress is being left in the dark about the fate of U.S. weapons transfers, a new federal watchdog report found.
The post The State Department Isn’t Telling Congress When U.S. Weapons Fall Into the Wrong Hands appeared first on The Intercept.
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