Support for the Maine Senate candidate suggests that voters are so sick of what the establishment has to offer, they might look past a Nazi tattoo.
The post The Left Put Its Faith in Graham Platner. Will He Break Its Heart? appeared first on The Intercept.
Trump directly tied his pardon of Binance founder Changpeng Zhao to the Biden administration’s “war on cryptocurrency.”
The post Trump Is Rewriting History to Justify His Sketchy Pardon of a Crypto King appeared first on The Intercept.
Inside the massive, granite slab slumbering beneath the frozen continent
The post Pink Boulders Reveal a Hidden Antarctic Giant appeared first on Nautilus.
Time is running out to deliver a stockpile of contraceptives intended as aid for low-income women, primarily in sub-Saharan Africa.
The post Trump Would Rather Let Birth Control Expire Than Give It to Africans as Aid appeared first on The Intercept.
Slow-motion video reveals how these strikes could kill you, in surprisingly different ways
The post The Secrets of Deadly Snake Bites appeared first on Nautilus.
Let us set the record straight: President Trump is not a king, and the White House is not a castle.
To those suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome, a big, beautiful ballroom might reek of the worst of eighteenth-century Versailles; however, this particular gilded, jumbo-sized event space reeks of American spirit, unrigged elections, and Brut by Fabergé. This is a privately funded ballroom for the people—the ticket-holding, well-connected, Stephen Miller–vetted people—all at no cost to the American public.
Also duty-free? The crocodile moat we’re installing around the White House grounds.
In the final days of the NYC mayoral race, the Democratic Party faces a choice between a future defined by Zohran Mamdani or Andrew Cuomo.
The post The Struggle for the Future of the New York Democratic Party appeared first on The Intercept.
The Intercept has learned that Amazon sold cloud services to Israeli weapons firms at the height of Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.
The post As Israel Bombed Gaza, Amazon Did Business With Its Bomb-Makers appeared first on The Intercept.
Oh, my god. You knew? Why didn’t you say something? Sweet mother of Mozart, Janice! I think I’m going to be sick.
Do you have any idea how awkward tonight was? I was knee-deep into my anecdote about the Raindrop Prelude—do you know how many times I’ve told that story, Janice?!—when Ricky raised his hand. He actually raised his hand, Janice, like a second grader asking for a hall pass to use the bathroom, a little embarrassed to have to say it out loud but finding it necessary nonetheless. And I’m all, like, “I think I know how to pronounce the name of my favorite composer, Ricky.” Haha.
On 23rd October, I testified in front of the Jury of Conscience in the context of the Gaza Tribunal. My speech focused on the economic forces underpinning the genocide of the Palestinian people. Here it is: My name is Yanis Varoufakis. I am an economist, a politician and activist representing Greece’s MeRA25 as well as […]
The post Capitalism & Genocide: My testimony at the Gaza Tribunal, Istanbul 23-10-2025 appeared first on Yanis Varoufakis.
For centuries we’ve used the declaration of ‘monster’ to eject individuals and groups from being respected as fully human
- by Surekha Davies
When a big deposit appeared from nowhere in my account, it changed my life – but not how you’d think
- by Kelvin Njeri
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On the longer time scale that we feel in nature, the violence of colonial capitalism seems almost fleeting. ‘Mother Nature will outlast all of this’, Barkandji man Woddy Harris told me, gesturing across his hometown of Wilcannia, two hours’ drive from Broken Hill, and which has a majority Barkandji population. I wondered about this when, […]
Three thousand workers, mainly members of the Public Service Association, gathered on the steps of Adelaide’s parliament house to rally against the state government’s proposed enterprise agreement. The post Thousands of public sector workers rally in Adelaide first appeared on Solidarity Online. | ||
