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Fox News hosts have spent 2026 warning about communism and elite power, then joined billionaires and insiders at a state gala honoring Xi Jinping. theintellectualistofficial.substack.com/p/fox-hosts-...
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Black mothers continue to die from pregnancy-related causes, & more than 80% of deaths are preventable. The Mamas First Act would expand Medicaid coverage for doulas, midwives, & lactation support. Protecting Black and Brown mothers means making lifesaving care accessible BEFORE tragedy strikes.
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Tonight on The Joy Reid Show, Mitch the Witch is in a sitch. Meanwhile, we sit down to cover a slew of missing or dead Black youths across the American South, as well as the latest on the Supreme Court and The World Cup. www.youtube.com/live/dG7BOx4...
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On the latest TJRS: while the Empire enjoys the lavish MET Gala, sponsored by tech oligarch Jeff Bezos, the rest of us wonder if we’re going to retain the right to vote. www.youtube.com/live/SjjN72H...
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Taking your questions -- and chasing the stories you recommend - on SUBSTACK LIVE at 9am eastern Subscribe here: substack.com/@macfarlanen...
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A construction worker is dead after being pinned beneath shifting lumber. What should have been a day’s work became a devastating tragedy. Our thoughts are with the family during this difficult time. Every worker deserves to return home safely, and no family should suffer when safety fails.
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Roy Blackmon lost 27 years for a crime he said he did not commit. His conviction relied almost entirely on witness testimony, with no physical evidence tying him to the shooting. Now FREE, his case is a reminder that wrongful convictions are not rare or isolated. www.mlive.com/news/detroit...