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In the six months since the East Palestine derailment, the railway giant has activated its lobbyists and spread money around Congress.
The post Norfolk Southern Spent $1.9 Million in Washington as Congress Weakened Rail Safety Bill appeared first on The Intercept.
I awake to my wife hovering over me in bed. She says she loves to watch her prince in slumber, especially when I stop breathing and then gasp like an injured goose. She purrs that she could spend all night adoring my smacking mouth, the drool escaping my slack jaw, and the way my neck turns like I’m trying not to get splashed by something. She’s never sounded so horny.
A huge bang jolts me from sleep as my bedroom door flies open. My wife is in crotchless panties and says she couldn’t enjoy her wine downstairs watching The Crown because my chainsaw snoring pierced her like Cupid’s shaft.
I’m staying overnight in the sleep lab. I text my wife a picture of myself in a medical tunic with a nasal cannula and electrodes wired to my face and head, with the caption “Feeling sexy haha.”
She replies with a juicy peach emoji and photos of duck lips, tongue, and a full nip. “Show me what you’re really hooked up to.”
I text back, “They aren’t studying my dick?”
Forensic genetic genealogists skirted GEDmatch privacy rules by searching users who explicitly opted out of sharing DNA with law enforcement.
The post Police Are Getting DNA Data From People Who Think They Opted Out appeared first on The Intercept.
Award-winning journalist Ollie Vargas delves into Latin America's pushback against American dominance, shedding light on the changing global order – a must-listen episode for those intrigued by Latin America, the Global South, and evolving geopolitics.
The post Latin America Rising, with Ollie Vargas appeared first on MintPress News.
Journalists Ryan Grim and Murtaza Hussain discuss their reporting on a leaked cable showing how the U.S. contributed to Pakistan’s political crisis.
The post How a Leaked Cable Upended Pakistani Politics — And Exposed U.S. Meddling appeared first on The Intercept.
“Divide and conquer.”
“War room.”
“Crack the whip.”
“Let’s drill our vertical bores into sacred Native American land and leak noxious fossil gases into the atmosphere.”
“We as a company must come together to sweep any human rights abuses under the rug so that our CEO, a powerful figure of corruption and sin, can continue hiding his illegal income in a private offshore bank account.”
“Yes, our company sponsors concentration camps, but in this highly competitive and globalized economy in which we operate, it’s either enslave or get enslaved.”
“What if there was no end to the suffering?”
“The poor were created for one purpose, and that is labor. Just like a rifle or a sword, they are unfeeling weapons—instruments of cruelty that do not deserve freedom.”
“Circle the wagons.”
- by Psyche Film
- by Martin W Angler