We’re obsessed with the idea that poor people might take more than they need, but we almost never question why billionaires are never satisfied with what they already have.
A unanimous jury found that a man sexually abused a woman, then defamed her for saying so. He appealed - and appealed, and appealed. The verdict survived every level.
That man is the sitting president of the United States.
Reminder that less than six months ago, the world was horrified when an additional 3 million pages, 180,000 images, and 2,000 videos were released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, revealing allegations of ritualistic torture and even cannibalism of babies.
Reminder that many of the files have not been released, and that those that have remain heavily redacted.
Reminder that the President of the United States is mentioned in the files more than 38,000 times.
Yet somehow, this has vanished from the news cycle.
We can’t let this get buried. We need to keep demanding answers.
future historians are going to have a nightmare trying to explain why we ran out of drinking water because we needed to cool down the machines generating 4K AI fruit videos
It's odd that the state police chief still has not held a full press conference explaining their findings and why they concluded his death was "no foul play."
A primeira foto é de 1956. Ela mostra uma mulher negra observando membros da Ku Klux Klan (organização terrorista, racista, de extrema-direita, focada em supremacia branca) caminhando por uma calçada em Montgomery, Alabama (EUA). Não encontrei o autor da foto, mas a maioria das fontes afirma que foi feita em 1956.
A segunda foto mostra membros do grupo Patriot Front (grupo supremacista branco e nacionalista, formado em 2017, que defende abertamente o que chamam de "Fascismo Americano") viajando no metrô durante o 250º aniversário da independência dos EUA em Washington D.C., enquanto uma mulher negra os observa. A foto é do fotógrafo Cheney Orr, feita em 4 de julho de 2026, 70 anos após a primeira foto.