Saturday, November 7, 2026

Florida’s deadly heat bill: GOP’s war on outdoor worker safety

The bill has sparked a fierce debate over worker rights and public health amidst escalating temperatures.

Send Obama to Gitmo

President Obama has said he’s like to visit Cuba before leaving office. Wouldn’t it be grand if he visited Caimanera to make an announcement that the prison would be closed and the lovely Cuban seaport would finally be returned to its rightful owners?

Exclusive: Photos show aftermath of lethal South Carolina prison brawl that left seven dead

The violence, which culminated in the deaths of seven prisoners, was the deadliest event of its sort in the past quarter-century in the United States.

Private yachts as long as football fields

In what universe can this energy-guzzling reality possibly make any sense?

Atlantic City police officer charged with beating man on video

After footage of the incident became public, the victim later agreed to settle his lawsuit against the city for $3 million last year.

The Struggle for Merdeka in West Papua

“The Indonesian elite ensures that West Papua is relatively isolated from media scrutiny, access to international agencies and diplomats (even though many western states are well known to oppose any indigenous struggle for self-determination, given it would only raise questions about their own subjugated indigenous populations).”

Independent investigation by inspector general slams NYPD for continued biased policing six years after...

Report on Biased Policing Recommends CCRB Take Over Investigation of Racial Profiling Complaints Wednesday, June 26, 2019, New...

Failed by the police, Grok deepfake victims are seeking justice themselves

Elon Musk’s xAI ignored police requests and perpetrators haven’t been held to account for abusive images

Corbyn teaches to embrace change we need

Corbyn teaches that we should embrace the radical transformational change that is needed to inspire people to take action and shift the realm of the possible.

Four more officials charged with causing Flint water crisis

At least 13 former and current state and local officials face criminal charges for their participation in the Flint water crisis.