Billy Long pushed the agency to target the group after it supported an initiative to protect dogs. Long could get new power to target more nonprofits.
Reading
For many years, at 826 Valencia and McSweeney’s, we’ve collected startlingly great publications from youth writing centers around the world. But there has never been a physical space where they’re displayed, and we thought there should be such a space. When the storefront at 849 Valencia opened up, we saw an opportunity.
Welcome to The International Library of Youth Writing, where the collected work of young people from all over the globe, ages 6-18, finds its first home. There are anthologies, chapbooks, graphic novels, and all kinds of other books here, including full-length novels written by middle schoolers. They’re displayed according to their location and the nonprofit sponsoring them.
Chapter 510, for example, is a writing center in Oakland, and they’ve generously donated a bunch of copies of their books, all written by authors under age 18. There are books by students from Italy, Australia, Louisville, Sacramento, Dublin, Stockholm, and dozens of cities in between.
Labor’s failure over the cost of living means Albanese could easily follow Kamala Harris and the Democrats out of office.
The post Albanese short-changing workers and still backing Israel’s war crimes first appeared on Solidarity Online.
The ceasefire in Lebanon was scarcely hours old before Israel launched fresh attacks, firing into the southern Lebanese town of Markaba, wounding two people. Israel also shelled the villages of Taybah and Khiam.
The post Ceasefire in Lebanon but no sign Israel will end its wars first appeared on Solidarity Online.
Hundreds of university staff in Canberra and Wollongong have rallied against job cuts, as universities across the country roll out attacks in the wake of Labor’s plans to slash the numbers of international students permitted to study in Australia.
The post Uni staff fight job cuts as Labor scapegoats international students first appeared on Solidarity Online.
Albanese’s plans to cap the number of commencing international students for 2025 have stalled, after the Senate rejected the legislation. But it will continue reducing international students through other measures to restrict visas.
The post Oppose Labor’s scapegoating of international students first appeared on Solidarity Online.
NSW nurses held their third day of strike action in November, as rail workers also ramped up industrial action over pay.
The post Ramp up NSW rail workers’ and nurses’ strikes to win on pay first appeared on Solidarity Online.
Rebel blue collar unions were set to meet in a “Trade Unions for Democracy Summit” as this was written, ahead of the opening of the unions’ High Court challenge to the CFMEU administration regime.
The post Don’t rely on court case to end CFMEU administration first appeared on Solidarity Online.
The three anti-refugee laws rushed through Parliament in the dying days of the last parliamentary sitting are even worse than those of the Howard and Dutton era.
The post Labor’s refugee shame as Liberals claim ‘we are running the Immigration system’ first appeared on Solidarity Online.
Another greenwashing climate summit was held in petrostate Azerbaijan in November, in the wake of climate denier Donald Trump’s re-election in the US.
The post Rich countries refuse to pay for climate action at talks in petrostate first appeared on Solidarity Online.
A surprise medical bill could be waiting for you when you wake up in the recovery room.
Just hours after Donald Trump emerged victorious in the US presidential election, the German government collapsed, plunging the biggest economy in Europe into confusion.
The post The centre cannot hold: German government collapses as far right gains first appeared on Solidarity Online.
Donald Trump masqueraded as a peace candidate. But he has already made it clear how strongly he backs Israel, threatening there would be “hell to pay” if Israeli hostages are not released.
The post Trump will let Israel off the leash first appeared on Solidarity Online.
Whether Trump abandons Pete Hegseth for Ron DeSantis, the reports that he’s been in talks with DeSantis about a cabinet position since last summer is a sad comment on Ron Desantis. Like so many others, he abandoned all sense of personal pride and integrity to suck up to a man who humiliated him in the most grotesque ways possible: Donald J. Trump plumbed new depths of degradation in his savage takedown of Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida, a yearlong campaign of emasculation and humiliation that helped force one of the party’s rising stars out of the presidential race after just one contest and left him to pick up the pieces of his political future. In front of enormous rally audiences, Mr. Trump painted Mr. DeSantis as a submissive sniveler, insisting that he had cried and begged “on his knees” for an endorsement in the 2018 Florida governor’s race. In a series of sexually charged attacks, Mr. Trump suggested — without a shred of proof — that Mr. DeSantis wore high heels, that he might be gay and that perhaps he was a pedophile. He promised that intense national scrutiny would leave Mr. DeSantis whining for “mommy.” Mr.
The post Deadly Strangers Audio Drama appeared first on Doctor Who Magazine.
The post Unknown Soldiers Audio Drama appeared first on Doctor Who Magazine.
In a new 300-page report, the human rights group joins a growing chorus of legal scholars and activists describing Israel’s assault on Palestinians as genocide.
The post Amnesty International Concludes That Israel Is Committing Genocide in Gaza appeared first on The Intercept.
