What Rawand Dreams Of
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William Ehrhardt: From beneath a plastic-sheet tent amid the rubble of Gaza, a young Palestinian mother writes of fear, resilience, and her determination to give her children a future beyond war. @WDEhrhart #rawand
From Apollo to Golden Dome: How America Lost Its Dream of Space
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The breathtaking images of Artemis II remind us that space exploration should inspire humanity—not serve as the next battleground for war, surveillance, and military dominance. @astore_wj
Carlo Petrini and the Radical Promise of Slow Food
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From a protest against McDonald’s in Rome to a global movement spanning more than 160 countries, Petrini showed that protecting food, farmers, culture, and the planet is inseparable from the struggle for justice. @donewithNFL #slowfood
Why Is Karen Bass Blamed for Every L.A. Emergency?
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At some point, criticism has to be connected to reality. Los Angeles elected a mayor, not a psychic with a fire hose. @Jasmyne#karenbass
Trump Creates the Crisis, Bungles the Fix, Then Blames Everyone Else
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Robert Reich: From Minnesota prosecutions and the Iran war to rising prices and the peeling Reflecting Pool, the Trump presidency follows a familiar pattern: manufacture a problem, reward cronies, fail publicly, and invent an enemy.
Will the Iran Ceasefire End the War—or Simply Pause America’s Next Attack?
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Medea Benjamin and Nicolas Davis: The 60-day extension will test whether Washington and Israel are prepared to abandon false ceasefires, illegal warfare, and the doctrine of low-intensity conflict that has devastated nations for decades. @medeabenjamin@NicolasJSDavies #iranwar
Charles Booker Is Running for Kentucky's Workers: Andy Barr Isn't
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Berry Craig: The Kentucky Senate race pits a champion of unions, collective bargaining, and economic justice against a longtime supporter of right-to-work laws and anti-labor policies. #charlesbooker #kentucky
Trump's Multilayered SNAFU in Iran
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John Peeler: A conflict launched on promises of regime change and quick victory concludes with concessions to Tehran, a fractured alliance with Netanyahu, and an America weaker than before the war began. #iran
Black Excellence and White Panic: What Sports Reveal About Race and Power
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Desi Cortez: From Jack Johnson and Jesse Owens to Mbappé and Serena Williams, Black athletes have transformed sports into a living challenge to the myths of racial hierarchy and white supremacy. #racism
The Pentagon Raided the Minibar—and Now It Wants a Refill
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America’s munitions shortage is not an argument for another trillion-dollar military budget. It is evidence of a government addicted to war, contractor profits, and the endless manufacture of enemies. @astore_wj #hegseth
Trump Creates the Crisis, Bungles the Fix, Then Blames Everyone Else
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Robert Reich: From Minnesota prosecutions and the Iran war to rising prices and the peeling Reflecting Pool, the Trump presidency follows a familiar pattern: manufacture a problem, reward cronies, fail publicly, and invent an enemy. @RBReich #trump
The War Profiteers Won Again
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Tom Hall: From the Revolutionary War to Trump's confrontation with Iran, corporate interests have repeatedly turned military conflict into economic opportunity while democracy pays the cost.
America's World Cup, America's Exclusions
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Nicolas Garon: The Trump administration has made it difficult for fans and others to participate in this year's games.
The War Profiteers Won Again
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Tom Hall: From the Revolutionary War to Trump's confrontation with Iran, corporate interests have repeatedly turned military conflict into economic opportunity while democracy pays the cost.
Teachers Win Raises But We Still Need a Permanent Solution
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Mark Kreidler: Until budgets include more funding for public education, schools are likely to struggle to attract and retain talent, especially in the face of escalating costs of living.
From “11,780 Votes” to Trump’s 2026 Election Power Grab
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Steven Hill: Five years after pressuring Georgia officials to overturn his defeat, Trump is mobilizing federal agencies to investigate voters, intimidate election workers, and challenge results he may not like.
Reproductive Justice Is a Men’s Issue—and Silence Is Complicity
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Sylvia Ghazarian: This Father’s Day, men must accept responsibility for pregnancy, abortion access, contraception, and the financial burdens too often left entirely to pregnant people.