Coal miners speak out after the Trump administration removed black lung protections:
"They’re doing everything they can to hurt the working man. They ain’t worried about the miners or people in West Virginia or coal miners anywhere. All they’re worried about is the almighty dollar in DC. They don’t care about the little people that put them there."
Royal soldiers, who are banned from speaking to visitors in England, are bending the rules for a blind child.
The guard responds to the boy's foot salute by stamping his foot hard on the ground.
Schumer: "If you don't think Republicans want to revert back to Jim Crow, look what they did with the SAVE Act, which went back to Jim Crow for the whole nation" by requiring an ID to vote.
A little boy shaking in shock.
Hind Rajab’s bullet-riddled car.
A baby in rainbow onesie.
A charred baby killed in their father’s arms, wrapped together in a blanket.
Khaled Nabhan kissing his granddaughter’s eyes.
A baby in pink pants.
Added to the horrors we’ll never forget.
[From my forthcoming article on India] Amorality produces a social horror, leaving no one truly better off. Among the poor, life is governed by a poverty instinct—an unthinking surrender to impulse, a compulsive descent into short-term gratification. Worse, every decision seems to spiral downward, almost suicidally, as if their compass points toward the cesspool—one a rational observer might not even know existed, let alone imagine anyone would return to after being offered a way out. “The dog returns to its vomit, and the sow that was washed returns to her wallowing in the mud.” Offer them opportunities, extend help, and yet they slide back—effortlessly, almost mechanically—into the same wretchedness.
Among the powerful, things are no better. They are atomized and paranoid; the closer they are to someone, the less they trust them. Their days are consumed by scheming, extracting, and indulging the same base instincts. Even when they succeed financially, they remain anxious and joyless. Once their youth fades, their bodies and minds begin to decay. Their wealth—often built on the mindset of expropriation of public resources—leaves them in an ecology that is ugly, polluted, unsafe, and spiritually barren. Their children, raised without conscience or purpose, grow up self-absorbed, incapable of value creation—a liability, and often, their greatest threat. Intelligence without morality may be an engine, but it is a rudderless one.
WOW BREAKING: - Trump considered pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell, are you kidding me?
A bipartisan investigation needs to be opened into Trump's dealings with Epstein and Maxwell. NOW.
JUST IN: South Carolina woman Briana Simmons arrested and facing charges for allegedly defrauding taxpayer funded SNAP program of nearly $57K
But Democrats said this never happens…