If you’re thinking of buying an Audi, don’t forget that an Audi executive appeared at a Trump rally this weekend to try to boost an American dictatorship. Make your car-buying decision accordingly.
If you’re thinking of buying an Audi, don’t forget that an Audi executive appeared at a Trump rally this weekend to try to boost an American dictatorship. Make your car-buying decision accordingly.
If you’re thinking of buying an Audi, don’t forget that an Audi executive appeared at a Trump rally this weekend to try to boost an American dictatorship. Make your car-buying decision accordingly.
📬 ICYMI: Republicans are pressing ahead with their effort to block a pro-voting policy in Georgia — just days before early voting begins.
The RNC wants to restrict how voters turn in their mail-in ballots. And they want to do it in a county that is a major Democratic stronghold ⬇️
Washington, D.C. election officials asked the National Guard to keep troops away from ballot drop boxes after residents complained about soldiers posted beside one just before voting began.
It should. The Republican Party has debased itself by groveling at the feet of a felon, a pedophile, a traitor. The Republican Part is spit. It is the beetle beneath the dung.
America is toxic and broken and should never be trusted again. We were foolish to do so in the years since the Second World War. Friendship with the USA exposed us to unnecessary risk, made us enemies of people with whom we had no tangible disputes, and did us little good. Go home Yankee!!
I'm a US citizen, 74YO, and I don't see how I can ever trust the voters of this country again. Roughly 77 million of them seem capable of dangerously bad judgement, which brought us to where we are now.
Canadians think America “is toxic and broken and can never be trusted again,” Chrystia Freeland, the former Deputy Prime Minister, tells David Remnick, and they’re seeking allies abroad. www.newyorker.com/podcast/the-...
We released a trove of disclosure records that detail the finances of more than 1,600 Trump appointees, including former lobbyists, industry executives and at least a dozen officials who declined to identify former clients.
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A joint investigation by Kansas Reflector and MS NOW suggests Sen. Roger Marshall's office blurred the line between official work and his 2020 Senate campaign, according to records and experts.
⚡️Russia continues arrests of banned pro-peace Yabloko party members.
Russia has continued arresting members of the Yabloko opposition party, detaining two candidates on Sept. 4 as parliamentary elections approach, the party announced.
Sailors from the USS Abraham Lincoln came ashore near the Thai beach town of Pattaya this week, amid reports of poor conditions and low morale.
Locals had expected an infusion into the local economy. But on the streets, a sense of anticlimax pervaded.
President Donald Trump's unprecedented oil deal with Venezuela, of which the full details have yet to be made public, is already destined to "backfire" in a spectacular fashion, academic and economic expert Francisco Rodriguez argued on Saturday.
After Syracuse police agreed to provide decades-old records to a former student and sexual assault victim, lawyers for Syracuse University intervened to “partially quash” the subpoena, arguing the request was a waste of time for everyone involved.
House Speaker Mike Johnson unwittingly skewered President Donald Trump on live television Saturday when two off-the-cuff comments bounced badly off B-roll.
A new California bill would ban ICE from using electric shock gloves
Democratic lawmakers are advancing a bill to block ICE agents from using gloves that can deliver electric shocks or even to let law enforcement buy them in California
Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, on Wednesday agreed to pay 47 states, the District of Columbia, and a handful of U.S. territories, up to $17.1 billion in penalties over claims that its social media platforms are addictive and a danger to children.
More women have nearly bled to death during miscarriage under Texas’ abortion ban.
Experts say the trend paints a troubling picture of the harms of unnecessary delays in care. “This is striking,” one doctor said. “The trend is very clear.”
(Published July 2025)
Joe Lonsdale, co-founder of the weapons-tech company Palantir, is also a major force behind the Trump administration’s policy of pushing unhoused people toward incarceration.
Advocates for unhoused people argue that he is putting the 700,000 unsheltered people in the US in danger.
⚡️Ukrainian forces reportedly strike Russian retail warehouse in Rostov Oblast.
Ukrainian forces struck a warehouse in southern Russia belonging to appliance and electronics retailer DNS overnight on Aug. 29, monitoring channels reported.
Colleges across the country are seeing an unprecedented influx of cheating complaints. Struggling to prove AI misuse, they're moving away from hard discipline and moving toward mitigation. https://chroni.cl/3SzfZcK