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A roving reporter who covered Italy’s top politicians explains to The Grayzone how his country was reduced to a joint US-Israeli “aircraft carrier,” and raises troubling questions about an Israeli role in the killing of former Prime Minister Aldo Moro. For years, Israel’s Mossad monitored and secretly influenced a violent communist faction that carried out the March 16, 1978 kidnapping and murder of Italian statesman Aldo Moro, veteran investigative journalist Eric Salerno has documented. Having worked closely alongside multiple Italian […]

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At this point, we can't help but look at Apple TV+'s Sir Gary Oldman-starring Slow Horses as "Doctor Who for grumpy grownups." Here's why...

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A library lends a hand to local journalism, Amazon pays up for its Prime scam, agencies band together to save farmers, and legislators take aim at health care conglomerates.

Far from being distant from the Reform UK Leader, insiders told Byline Times that the former MEP convicted of bribery was one of Farage’s closest aides, while we reveal how Gill worked on the Kremlin’s strategic plan to crush Ukrainian independence with ‘Moscow’s Man in Ukraine’

Östra kyrkogården i Lund är en plats som med åren kommit att betyda mycket för mig. Hit har jag kommit många gånger för att söka tröst och vila för min själ. Tre av de människor jag älskat mest i mitt liv ligger begravda här — min älskade Kristina, min bror Peter, och min vän Bengt. […]

The lines between local, state, and federal law enforcement and the military have blurred.

The post The United Police State of America Has Arrived appeared first on The Intercept.

Over 450 members of the aid flotilla to Gaza are now being held by Israel in an “anti-terror” prison in the Negev desert

By Nat Wilson Turner Last week at the 2025 Concordia Annual Summit in New York City, Ahmed al-Sharaa, President of the Syrian Arab Republic, appeared as one of the speakers. The summit bills itself as “the largest and most inclusive nonpartisan forum alongside the UN General Assembly” where “top movers and shakers of today’s world […]

Regulators just greenlit BlackRock’s acquisition of a Midwestern power company — the latest deal in the private equity giant’s spending spree on public infrastructure.

What Nautilus executive editor Katherine Courage has been tuning into recently

The post The Periscope: Book Weeding, Fact-Checking, and Imperiled Fruit Fly Data appeared first on Nautilus.

On Friday, ICE kicked off a scheme to offer thousands of dollars to unaccompanied children as young as 14 in exchange for agreeing to be deported.

The post ICE Targets Unaccompanied Immigrant Children, Offering $2,500 Payment for Deportation appeared first on The Intercept.

A new class-action lawsuit claims many of the company’s biannual sale event markdowns aren’t deals at all.

Billionaire David Ellison installed conservative ideologue Bari Weiss atop CBS News, dropping any pretense of independence at the network.

The post Only a Billionaire Could Look at Network TV News and Say: We Need More Bari Weiss appeared first on The Intercept.

President Trump had another successful week of what is already the greatest presidency of all time, and yet, the woke leftist mob continues to deliberately foment violence by labeling our administration as “fascist.” Donald Trump deserves nothing but praise, and I, Stephen Miller, will not stand idly by while the radical left tries to sow chaos by painting President Trump as some sort of self-obsessed, jingoistic nationalist.

Calling the president, or any member of this administration, a fascist is tantamount to inciting violence. We are not fascists, and if you call us fascists, we will throw you in jail.

I have been quick to condemn the Democrats’ pathetic attempts to put a target on our backs. Every time you call someone a fascist, you are signing their death warrant.

For reporting on Trump’s authoritarian tendencies and the master plan to sell our democracy, NewsGuard’s media rating system has deemed us misleadingly liberal.

Labour's conference showed a party leadership doubling down on a strategy that has left the Prime Minister with few remaining supporters either in or outside the party, argues Neal Lawson

At Bombay Beach, a half-ruined former vacation town on the edge of the Salton Sea, absurdist philosophers, artists, and everyday townsfolk have undertaken a postapocalyptic experiment in radical living.

It is easy to miss California’s biggest environmental disaster. Driving north on Highway 111, you wouldn’t expect to find an inland sea. If it’s summer, the thermometer in your car could read 115 degrees. But amid the shimmering heat, there are signs of water. All around you, rows of broccoli, lettuce, and alfalfa stretch in every direction. In the fields, farmworkers bend and straighten. The air is sharp with cow dung. A pall of dust hangs over everything.

FUCK YOU, BRIAN!

FUCK YOU, BRIAN! Also, please tell your neighbor to the right (your left) that I apologize for smashing their window.

If Brian receives this: FUCK YOU!

If Brian’s Neighbor receives this: I need you to know that I’m standing directly across from Brian’s window. I’m even using my nondominant hand to aim before I release, so I shouldn’t be missing. That being said, I take full responsibility.

Rather than attempting to fix my throwing mechanics in real time at the cost of your window (which unfortunately I can’t cover), I’ll move to stand across from Brian’s other neighbor’s window before throwing the next brick. It should still veer right, thus going to Brian. See attached diagram.

Sorry about this. It won’t happen again.

Since the announcement of the government’s intention to introduce digital ID cards last week, public opinion has turned ferociously against the policy, which Labour had explicitly ruled out as early as last July. The proposal, a longstanding policy recommendation of former Prime Minister Tony Blair (who attempted to introduce them himself in 2003), currently has […]