Trump returns to the presidency, while an IDF soldier congratulates the win by shooting at homes in Gaza. Francesca Albanese tells Canada that international laws has no space for excuses and thanks Rabbi’s for joining her in New York. Israel bombs Lebanon’s Baalbek raising concern for UNESCO sites. Chris Hedges speaks to the Democrats loss, Continue reading »
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The world’s richest man and top Trump supporter profits off the U.S. security state while back-channeling with Putin.
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For a decade, Congress has failed to rein in the surveillance state. Now Trump is promising to use the government against his foes.
The post Trump Might Get Unfettered Surveillance Powers. How Did We Get Here? appeared first on The Intercept.
The governor waged an unprecedented campaign to block Amendment 4, which needed 60 percent support to pass.
The post Florida Abortion Amendment Falls Short Following Aggressive Opposition by Ron DeSantis appeared first on The Intercept.
Organizers are facilitating protest votes for people in swing states to register their dissent — without handing a victory to Donald Trump.
The post Swing-State Voters Disillusioned With Kamala Harris Can Swap for Two Non-Swing-State Votes appeared first on The Intercept.
In the battleground state of Georgia, Democrats’ decision to disregard the will of 116,000 voters could have major consequences.
The post Atlanta Democrats Blocked the Cop City Referendum — and Alienated a Voter Turnout Operation appeared first on The Intercept.
The Intercept spoke to voters in the region grappling with the fact that neither party is promising change to U.S. policy in Gaza.
The post Americans in the Middle East: “The Most Unenthusiastic Vote I’ve Ever Cast” appeared first on The Intercept.
Missouri was the first state to officially outlaw abortion after the Dobbs decision. Voters said no more.
The post Missouri Voters Overturn Abortion Ban in Decisive Win for Reproductive Rights appeared first on The Intercept.
Close to half of Republicans (46%) and more than a quarter of Democrats (27%) said they would not consider 2024 election results to be legitimate if the other party’s presidential candidate won, according to polling by the World Justice Project. Some of them would go further: 14% of Republicans and 11% of Democrats surveyed said Continue reading »
The recent BRICS summit in Kazan summed up the results of the Russian presidency of the organisation in 2024. John Shipton, an Australian activist and the father of WikiLeaks creator Julian Assange, also took part in the event. In July, Assange was released from a British prison after many years in prison and returned to Continue reading »