The Heritage Foundation and its allies claim to fight antisemitism through DEI reforms—but their real goal is silencing pro-Palestinian voices and dismantling academic dissent.
The post Weaponizing DEI: Inside the Trump-Backed Crackdown on Palestine Solidarity appeared first on MintPress News.
The crested honey buzzard’s unique adaptations help them eat their favorite food: young bees and wasps
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Sixty-one media organizations and press freedom advocates filed an amicus brief warning of the chilling effect on First Amendment rights.
The post Press Coalition Challenges Trump’s Executive Order Threatening Press Freedom and Legal Representation appeared first on The Intercept.
In a move that stunned traders, analysts and policymakers alike, China has just announced a complete halt on all liquefied natural gas imports from the United States. A decision made abruptly with no prior indication, no phased reduction and no explanation beyond a terse statement from Beijing…
…China was one of the fastest growing markets for American LNG, importing more than four million tons annually. Cutting that overnight is more than symbolic, it’s surgical.
Early reactions have been nothing short of panic. Energy markets were jolted, LNG prices in Europe and Asia swung wildly and US energy firms reported immediate financial hits…
3:45 a.m. – Wake naturally to the soft sigh of a ghost. Or maybe it’s the hum of the Amherst wind through the shutters. Either way, it’s a Sign. Do not question the Sign.
4:00 a.m. – Lie completely still and compose six hauntingly perfect quatrains in your mind. Refuse to scribble them down. Let them ferment in the silence like forbidden knowledge.
4:45 a.m. – Tape mouth shut. This is not for health. It’s a vow of silence to preserve the sanctity of unspoken verse.
5:00 a.m. – Dwell in possibility while donning a flawless white gown. Consider briefly wearing a beige one, then laugh inwardly. This mortal coil is no place for earth tones.
5:30 a.m. – Place a single drop of rosewater on your forehead. It’s not skincare; it’s communion with eternity.
6:00 a.m. – Practice 1,872 quill strokes. Each stroke corresponds to a previously unpublished poem. Resist the urge to show anyone. Genius is a private affair.
Going beyond their critique of the infamous Signal chat, progressives demanded to know the White House’s legal justification for its Yemen strikes.
The post Progressives Push to Assert Congress Power Over Yemen War appeared first on The Intercept.
An investigative report has placed Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa at the center of a vast conspiracy to transform his government into a laundromat for transnational drug cartels. The Grayzone spoke to Andres Duran, the journalist who broke the bombshell story, and who had to go into exile to save his own life. Ecuador teeters on the edge of a narco abyss, awash in violence, and with its dollarized economy and strategic ports transformed into a cocaine highway through Guayaquil to […]
The post VIDEO: Bombshell investigation exposes Ecuadorian president’s cartel conspiracy first appeared on The Grayzone.
The post VIDEO: Bombshell investigation exposes Ecuadorian president’s cartel conspiracy appeared first on The Grayzone.
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5. Michigan State Online: East Lansing Cohort Cohabitation program brought to you by Airbnb
6. UMass MasterClass
7. Amazon Prime Learning School of Fulfillment Center Sciences (formerly Washington State University)
8. Yale School of (Agentic AI) Management
9. Palm Beach State College Institute for the Study of Climate Change as It Relates to Golf Course Profitability
10. MIT Air Traffic Control School for Geniuses
11. Cascadia Regional Wellness Farm A&M
12. Penn State School of International but No Longer Our Affairs
13. Nestlé-Glaceau Institute for Public Fluoridation Research
14. Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory: A Subsidiary of SpaceX
15. The University of Texas Football Team, LLC
16. Georgetown Weaponized Law School
17. The Wharton School of Using the R-Word in Business Again
18. UCLA Pre-Overseas-Doctoral Program
The U.S. moved toward tariffs that protected U.S. workers, industry, and the environment, says one expert. Trump is undoing it all.
The post What Could Progressive Tariffs Actually Look Like? appeared first on The Intercept.
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While waiting for the EU’s response to the Trump Shock (don’t hold your breath for evidence of intelligent life from Brussels…), those of you who really want to worry about something big, turn your attentions to perhaps the largest threat for the status quo – greater than tariffs, equities, bond prices etc. What is that? […]
The post Forget shares, bonds and tariffs. Here is what you should really worry about appeared first on Yanis Varoufakis.
This is a crucial conversation to have in general, not particularly about Marine Le Pen. It is about the principled position that the democratic Left must take on the question of who has the right to remove the political rights (the right to vote and to seek votes) of whom. We know what can happen […]
The post Should Le Pen be barred? What is the Left’s right answer on this conundrum? appeared first on Yanis Varoufakis.
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April 9th, 2025:
7 April 2025 was
the launch date for the report of the Lancet Commission on Gender and Global Health. I'm a
co-author, along with the colleagues listed below - an international network,
who have been working on this project since 2020. The process was interrupted and
delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic - which itself brought important issues
about gender and global health to the surface. The Report is a 66-page document with a main narrative and a variety of illustrative cases of policies, programmes and problems. The UK City of Culture initiative was founded in 2009, a year after Liverpool — like Bradford, often unfairly derided by outsiders — benefitted from being European Capital of Culture, and was intended to bring investment and tourism, as well as an increased sense of civic pride, to cities who successfully bid for it, once […] “President Herbert Hoover signed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act in 1930, even as many economists warned that the levies would prompt retaliatory tariffs from other countries, which is precisely what happened… Most historians look back on Smoot-Hawley as a mistake that made a bad economic climate much worse. But tariffs have a new champion in President Donald Trump.” – AP News, 4/8/25 Let’s face it: America is struggling. Gone are the days of the “Roaring Twenties” when the economy was booming, America was a manufacturing powerhouse, and gals with bob haircuts spun around speakeasy dance floors in those fun little dresses. There’s only one way to return to those glory days and make America great again, and that is why I, extremely popular and generally well-regarded president, Herbert Hoover, am signing this massive tariff bill into law. | ||