The future of ride sharing
One would hope that this might lead to a ride-sharing operation run by the drivers, with lower prices for customers and a better share of profits for the drivers.
The dead end of liberal American Zionism
“I am now persuaded that Israel is engaged in genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.”
Vermont passed a bill making Big Oil pay. Now comes the hard part.
Should the bill survive the legal challenges as expected, Vermont will be the first state in the nation to force Big Oil to pay for the climate disasters caused by its products.
EPA reverses approval of poison traps used to kill wildlife
Last week, Trump’s EPA had made the decision to reauthorize the use of deadly cyanide traps to kill the wild animals that...
JD Vance’s astonishing transformation: From calling Trump ‘America’s Hitler’ to Vice Presidential pick
Does Vance’s dramatic reversal mark a significant shift in his political journey, reflecting broader trends within the Republican Party and American politics?
Trump’s Violent Campaign Manager Charged With Battery
Surveillance video from the event confirms that Trump’s campaign manager abruptly grabbed the reporter’s left arm before violently yanking her backwards, nearly forcing the her to lose her balance.
How outsourcing threatens America’s safety
“Choose wisely, because cheaper does not mean better. You get what you pay for.”
UC Davis Spent Over $175K to Hide Pepper-Spraying Search Results on Google
Instead of accepting its tarnished reputation, UC Davis chose to remove as many search results of the incident as possible while continuing to increase the tuition of its students.
Why going “hard” is taking the easy way out
Hardening schools and arming teachers Is the wrong approach.
The State Convention Gambit: How Sanders Lost Delegates in Minnesota
“Sanders and his surrogates have made it clear that his hopes for the nomination depend primarily upon Superdelegates abandoning Clinton and voting for him to make up his deficit of pledged delegates.”