Jonah Furman, “How Zoomers Organized the First Chipotle Union”, (Labor Notes, August 31, 2022), https://t.co/2CSpA6gK5I
Chipotle workers in Lansing, Michigan, have formed the fast food chain’s first recognized union in the U.S.
@RepSlotkin I agree, @RepSlotkin. But no matter what they call themselves, we shouldn't call these guys "police". Police don't kill reporters and attack their funerals. These are occupying soldiers, in occupied territory, committing war crimes.
“Report on Human Rights Violations in the United States in 2021” https://t.co/fZ8i3Cnl9w
Every year, China publishes a report on the human rights situation in the United States – a healthy alternative to the self-congratulatory rhetoric we are accustomed to.
Emily Bazelon and Jennifer Medina, “He’s Remaking Criminal Justice in L.A. But How Far Is Too Far?” (New York Times, Nov. 17, 2021), https://t.co/runRa7jzXd
Progressive prosecutors and their political situations.
Can someone explain to me why the richest country in the history of the world somehow “can’t afford” national paid family and medical leave but has no problem finding $768,000,000,000 to pour into our defense budget?
Audio Interview: Mary Beth Long, “Private Groups Step In To Help Get U.S. Citizens Out of Afghanistan”, (NPR Morning Edition, 31 Aug 21), https://t.co/1rY4nbDT93 Long's networks for human smuggling out of Afghanistan may also continue to operate for #heroin.
The DIRECTOR of the #CIA flying to #Kabul to treat with the #Talibans today can mean only one of two things. Either the US has suffered a defeat of abject historic proportions and is reduced to begging ragged arsed gunmen on bicycles for quarter, or the US is in league with them
Murtaza Hussain, “The International Response to the Taliban’s Ascent Will Shape Afghans’ Fate”, (Intercept, August 21 2021), https://t.co/rdLHdZxWhT How can anyone write an article about keeping Afghanistan's ties to the west without mentioning opium?
@MiaFarrow @kdw_8437 True. Polio struck me in 1946, a decade before polio vaccines existed. I've experienced hospitalizations and life-long disability.
Then, parents collected dimes to fund vaccine research, and rejoiced at the mid-1950s Salk vaccine.
Vaccines are a blessing - then and now.
Eugene Gholz, “Nothing Much to Do: Why America Can Bring All Troops Home from the Middle East”, (Quincy Institute, 24 Jun 21), https://t.co/K9V06mdtDI
Russia and China have observed U.S. military misadventures in the region. Neither is eager to repeat America’s mistakes.
Shekhar Gupta, “Iran-China Deal Rocks India’s Chabahar Plans, Heightens Strategic Concerns”, (The Print, 16 July 2020), https://t.co/R7wP8sqP64
Shekhar Gupta's lecture on the #IranChinadeal -- Iran's reaction to the US pull-out from the #JCPOA.
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