Taylor Farms is recalling more than a dozen prepared food items containing jalapeños, including salsas and guacamole, from retailers over concerns about potential salmonella contamination https://t.co/6KraXAZOoG
URGENT: New Hampshire residents — we only have 10 days to urge your lawmakers to override Gov. Ayotte’s veto of HB 1422. Without this law, innocent people have no legal pathway to return to court after the state’s strict three-year deadline to file a motion for a new trial.
Two minutes is all it takes — email your lawmakers here: https://t.co/UImljJP32J
They're Not Voting for Karl Marx, They're Voting for a Damn Raise. Americans aren't embracing socialism—they're rejecting 45 years of Reaganomics, billionaire rule, and an economy rigged against the middle class. https://t.co/6Uycm6Fb75
I don’t engage here much because it’s not a forum for journalists to engage in constructive conversation anymore and I don’t like to spend my days listening to conspiracy addled randos calling me a Jew and a whore and my reporting speaks for itself. But @RealCandaceO is lying. I’d reply to her but she blocked me in 2019 after she said Hitler was all right except for being a globalist. 🤷🏼♀️
I swear I’m logging off this site but before I go, the woman @RealCandaceO is now using to claim I’m a bad journalist suffocated her baby while sleeping and became an anti-vaccine poster girl because she blamed vaccines. Story here: https://t.co/VVAybQOuGr
Five women have died inside Michigan’s Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility since mid-May, exposing glaring health care neglect inside the state’s prisons.
Crystal Mulherin spent years wrongfully incarcerated at the prison before being exonerated in 2024. Now she and other advocates are urging Michigan to investigate the women’s deaths and the prison’s conditions.
“Today, I write on behalf of the women I left behind … The difference between the women who died there and me is that I survived long enough to tell the story,” Crystal, a member of nonprofit Organization of Exonerees, said in an op-ed in @detroitnews.
“My wrongful conviction taught me that when the government exercises extraordinary power over human beings, the consequences of error can be irreversible.
The state does not become less responsible for someone's life simply because that person has been convicted of a crime. In fact, incarceration increases the government's responsibility. When the state takes away someone's freedom, it also takes away her ability to protect herself, seek medical care, change her surroundings or simply walk away from danger. Prison should never become a death sentence.”
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As Trump Plays War, 5,000 Sailors Trapped On Ship For 9 Months Teeter On The Brink Of Insanity. Donald Trump is steamrolling his chosen war at the expense of sailors on the brink of losing their minds. https://t.co/ggljPM191R
Palantir: Surveillance State Profiteer Making Billions in Profits, With an Effective US Tax Rate of... Zero. "The likes of Palantir need to stump up what's due. Tech giants raking off billions in profit can’t be free to pay what they please." https://t.co/TSZwDJt9t5
😢💔 Exonerated after 42 years in prison, he's eligible for up to $480,000 as compensation. Louisiana's AG says no. - Verite News https://t.co/6MhYrZsFTT
A former U.S. Marine jailed in Russia since 2022 and allegedly tortured and injected with mind-altering drugs, slipped into a stupor in June and may be close to death, according to two hostage advocacy groups and his sister. https://t.co/lGuChzBnCr