timeotek.bsky.social

timeotek.bsky.social

@timeotek.bsky.social

I try to share things I think people would want to know. I also try to include as many positive subjects as I can find :)

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These corporations helped pay for the add to label a 12 year old Amy Acton a "liar" for reporting her step Dad's sexual abuse despite her Mom's wishes (after which she was thankfully removed from that home by social services) ... www.dailykos.com/stories/2026...

dailykos.comThe corporate backers behind the unconscionable anti-Amy Acton adIn the Ohio governor’s race, Republican nominee Vivek Ramaswamy is running the most unconscionable ad I have seen in 24 years of working in politics.

Some jail time is needed! On Wednesday, Judge Francis Mathew of Santa Fe’s State District Court issued a $25 billion penalty against Meta for “purposefully” misleading users about its data-privacy policies. Last month, a jury found that Meta violated state consumer-protection laws 43 million times.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, who in the five days since the outrageous raid has yet to say ONE word in defense of Omar! Because Omar has been outspoken in her criticism of Israel and the Israel lobby, cowardly establishment Democrats such as Schumer have often kept their distance from her.

Utah's Republican Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson warned that threats to our electoral system are coming from within the federal gov. at the behest of Donald Trump. Henderson admitted that the Trump regime demanded that states turn over sensitive info that officials are "required by law to keep private".

a group of Dems announced a new bill that would hold private equity firms liable for the debts, pensions, and civil penalties of the companies they control. The "Stop Wall Street Looting Act" bill seeks to prevent private equity from buying up companies just to drain profits and then bankrupt them

CVS Pharmacy and its subsidiaries agreed to pay $315 million to resolve a case, filed by the Biden administration’s Justice Department in 2024, alleging that it "dispensed medically unnecessary prescriptions of highly addictive opioids to fuel its own profits,” the Associated Press reported Tuesday.