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A century-old web of intermarried families has bankrolled Israel’s most powerful support network in Scotland. This is the untold story of the Caledonian Cousinhood’s expansion.
The post Scottish Zionism’s Inner Circle: The Caledonian Cousinhood That Bankrolls Occupation and Genocide appeared first on MintPress News.
EXCLUSIVE: Greater Manchester Friends of Palestine says their account was frozen without explanation days after Palestine Action was proscribed, preventing aid donations from reaching Gaza
To set the stage, this comment from GM: AI music is what really spooked me about the whole thing. I work in a very technical field and I have yet to see AI be useful for anything in it, because it just doesn’t truly know, and most importantly, UNDERSTAND anything at a level approaching a […]
A cursory glance at the Jeffrey Epstein’s biography (1953 – 2019) shows it can be treated as a modern adaptation (and so adjustment) of Horatio Alger Jr.’s framework: Epstein’s life moves from (lower) middle-class respectability to incredible wealth and luxury (and associated criminal sordidness). Epstein was an immensely successful social climber, who didn’t just manage the wealth of the ultra-wealthy, […]
There was a time when a man did not film the fish. You learned about the shark when you saw it break the surface. The shark is not interested in ratings. Still the men come. They bring waterproof 4K cameras and podcasts and livestreams that do not truly live. They call it a week of sharks. A shark week. Here is mine, if we must.
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There are four influencers with tan lines and white teeth. They are dropped into open water and told to “vibe.” One is named Jax. Another used to be a lifeguard. They laugh. They stitch and duet. They name the circling fin “Brosef.” Brosef is not their brother. Brosef does not forgive. The boat does not return to save them. Credits roll over silence.
In a constantly evolving digital world, being strategic about where to focus our social media efforts is essential for effective community building and outreach. At the same time, it is also important to choose the platforms that align with the values of the community being represented. This has been a growing conversation within the Drupal community, especially around the ethical use of platforms.
After reviewing the engagement metrics and audience reach across platforms, we're implementing a tiered approach that balances our commitment to Drupal's values of openness, inclusiveness, and digital freedom with our responsibility to grow the Drupal ecosystem and serve our global community effectively.
We are choosing to focus our resources where we can create the most meaningful engagement and build genuine community connections. This approach allows us to be more responsive, create better content, and foster stronger relationships with our community.
The hope we offered voters at the last general election is rapidly slipping away and it's time to change course, argues Labour councillor James Barber-Chadwick
- by Aeon Video
If you have bipolar disorder, you can learn to play an active role in managing your symptoms and live a fulfilling life
- by Kim Pape & Sheri Johnson
- by Mike Dacey
Unlike people, these mammals found a diet they can actually stick to
The post Anteaters Have Evolved More Than a Dozen Times appeared first on Nautilus.
The evolutionary story behind meat consumption is less convincing than it sounds
The post The “We Evolved to Eat Meat” Argument Doesn’t Hold Up appeared first on Nautilus.
The White House, billionaires and corporations are aiming to silence criticism and limit free speech.
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July 21st, 2025: I'm in LA today to see the premiere of the Fantastic Four movie! Last week (July 15, 2025), the British Chancellor delivered the – Rachel Reeves Mansion House 2025 speech – which is an annual event where the Chancellor outlines the state of the economy and what the government is doing. Mansion House, London – is the official residence of London’s Lord Mayor and is located in the…
As President Trump continues to amass authoritarian power, we should consider the shocking role of the Supreme Court in facilitating his power grab. Trump v. United States declared the President immune from prosecution for breaking any criminal law as long as he uses his Presidential powers to commit his crimes. It allowed Trump to get […]
Australian election result denialists, Sky News, have spent the day ranting and raving over how the Coalition needs to move further to the right, following the release of the first post-election news poll which has the Coalition doing worse than... Read More ›
‘I really don’t know what he said at the end of that sentence. I don’t think he knows what he said either.’ While Donald Trump often reached for sleepy metaphors to make hay of his opponent’s incognition, the question of whether Joe Biden was really awake in the dwindling days of his presidency is surely […] Week-end Wrap – Political Economy – July 20, 2025 by Tony Wikrent Trump not violating any law ‘He who saves his Country does not violate any Law’ ICE Is Planning Mass Extraordinary Renditions Spencer Ackerman, 14 Jul 2025 [FOREVER WARS] AT THE START of this newsletter nearly four years ago, I wrote about how what […]
Why Trump is hiding the Epstein files, the absurd handouts in the tax bill, and more from The Lever this week.
Twenty-two years ago, Swedish citizens were asked whether they wanted to join the eurozone. Of the 83% of registered voters who participated in the referendum, nearly 57% voted ‘no.’ The result came as a complete shock to the Swedish establishment. All major political parties and business organisations had backed the euro. Despite the ‘yes’ side […]
. Hyperinflation — a rapid and uncontrolled surge in prices that destroys the value of money — is often wielded as a warning against excessive government spending or monetary expansion. Cases like Weimar Germany, Zimbabwe, and Venezuela loom large in policy discussions. Yet for nations that issue their own sovereign fiat currency, hyperinflation is far […]
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