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Our friends at The Believer sent a trio of novelists, poets, and critics to the Windy City to report from inside and around the Democratic National Convention. Daily installments of this limited series, which is inspired by Esquire’s 1968 coverage, will run on The Believer’s website for the rest of the week. Today, we’re catching you up on recent events with a new installment by Suzanne Scanlon, who chronicles her second day on the convention floor.
Breaking this cynical cycle requires getting honest about Biden and Harris’s roles in this blood-soaked charade.
The post The U.S.-Led Ceasefire Talks Are Just Buying More Time for Israel’s Genocide appeared first on The Intercept.
Chuck D has made a full transition from “Fight the Power” to “work with the power.” MintPress News explores this new venture that fuses together YouTube, popular musicians, and the U.S. national security state.
The post From Fight the Power to Work for It: Chuck D, Public Enemy and How the CIA Neutralized Rap appeared first on MintPress News.
A Missouri prosecutor was set to argue that Marcellus Williams had been wrongly convicted. New evidence that prosecutors had mishandled the murder weapon got in the way.
The post A Prosecutor Admits His Office’s Incompetence Cut Off an Innocent Man’s Path to Exoneration appeared first on The Intercept.
“With great power comes zero responsibility.”
“I’d rather endure a radioactive spider bite than a mediocre writer’s diatribe.”
“I’m not a hero. I’m a high-functioning alcoholic with a typewriter.”
“Never trust a person wearing green. Green is the color of goblins, envy, and the well-manicured lawns of people who never shut up about their goddamn flowerbeds.”
“I’m your friendly neighborhood despiser.”
“It’s not about the pen. It’s what you do with the pen that defines you, a dullard with ink.”
“We all wear masks. Some are figurative, others are made of cheap cosmetics and smudge in the heat.”
“I’ve stopped reading what the newspapers have to say about me. None of it is true. Except for the parts that are.”
“Everyone also has a part of themselves they would hide if they had an ounce of dignity.”
“One thing people love more than a writer is to see a writer fail so miserably that after they compose, they decompose.”
The juvenile arrest records are sealed by law — but police regularly disclose them to prosecutors and even right-wing media.
The post The NYPD Is Illegally Leaking Sealed Records About Children to Tabloids appeared first on The Intercept.
Leaked documents reveal how Israeli officials sought legal loopholes to avoid FARA registration while pushing anti-constitutional legislation in the U.S.
The post Israel’s Secret Scheme to Skirt US Laws and Influence American Politics appeared first on MintPress News.
José García Oliva has created a digital Latin American Protest Archive, showing a powerful history of carnivalesque defiance from which future generations can build worker strength and dignity. A Venezuelan artist based in London, Oliva’s multidisciplinary practice delves into diasporic identity, migrant labour and cultural heritage. The online archive serves as a repository for UK […]
PORTLAND, Ore., 22 August 2024—The Drupal Association is pleased to announce Tag1 Consulting as a partner for the Drupal 7 Extended Security Support Provider Program. This initiative aims to support Drupal 7 users by carefully selecting providers to deliver extended security support services beyond the 5 January 2025 end-of-life (EOL) date.
The Drupal 7 Extended Security Support Provider Program allows organizations that cannot migrate from Drupal 7 to newer versions by the EOL date to continue using a version of Drupal 7 that is secure and compliant. This program complements the Association’s Drupal 7 Certified Migration Providers Program, which Tag1 is also a participant in, that helps organizations find the right partner to transition their sites from Drupal 7 to Drupal 11.
by Brian Czech
Steady State Herald readers are familiar with the theory that money originates from an agricultural surplus that frees hands for the division of labor—and thenceforth the exchanging of money. This trophic theory of money (TTOM) helps us understand not only the historical origins of money, such as in Mesopotamia (the “Cradle of Cash”), but also the annual origins of “warranted money” in the grain belts of the world.
The post Service Providers in the Trophic Theory of Money appeared first on Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy.