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UAW wins tentative contract deal with final Big Three holdout General Motors
The tentative agreement reportedly includes a general wage increase of 25% over four years and cost-of-living adjustments.
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Joe Biden: War criminal-in-chief
The list of negative things one can say about Joe Biden gets longer by the day.
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Community fridges fight hunger and climate change
These dropoff sites for free food appeared across the U.S. during the pandemic, reducing waste and methane emissions in the process.
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Israeli war on Gaza sparks ‘largest mass mobilization of Jews in American history’
“We will do everything in our power to demand an end to U.S. support for genocide and apartheid,” said Jewish Voice for Peace.
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Israel-Palestine war: Mounting evidence suggests Israel may be ready to ‘cleanse’ Gaza
All the signs are in place that Israel is once again seriously considering a massive ethnic cleansing operation, conducted at lightning speed and with U.S. assistance.
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The ‘sweet boy with curly hair’ was found, but under the rubble
While Yusuf’s mother was preparing dinner their neighborhood came under heavy shelling. Israeli missiles penetrated the house, killing Yusuf.
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Marx and Critical Social Ontology: Learning from the later Lukács feat. Michael J. Thompson
The purpose of Marxist theory is not only to diagnose the negative forces and effects of capitalist society; emphasis must also be placed on the need for social transformation that would enhance human progress at the social and individual level.
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Africa vs Colonialism: Why does the Continent’s struggle for self-sufficiency remain so difficult?
Regional organizations are trying to overcome the legacy of their dependence on the West.
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Israeli targets journalists, kills their families as Big Tech & Biden admin silence Palestinians
With Israeli airstrikes on Gaza killing at least twenty Palestinian journalists—and the Biden administration working to muzzle others—Big Tech is quietly coordinating with Tel Aviv to muzzle Palestinian media outfits.
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Tales of Resistance: A Perilous ‘Honeymoon’ with the U.S.
In her latest column, Jessica Dos Santos discusses what the Venezuelan government should prioritize during this period of alleviated sanctions.
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Half a million march for Gaza in London as peace demos take a stand across Britain
The protesters spoke with one voice—“Ceasefire now!”—directing their message at the Tory government which licenced the sale of weapons from Britain now being used by Israel in the accelerating massacre.
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‘Killers of the Flower Moon’: U.S. director Martin Scorsese’s film about the “Reign of Terror” against the Osage Indians
The “Reign of Terror,” which lasted from the end of World War I to 1931, involved the murder of at least 60 wealthy, full-blood Osage Natives, but Grann argues that the actual total of suspicious deaths may number in the hundreds.
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Pan-Africanism and digital technology
Digital technology in its current form is here to stay–or at least until we break the supply chains draining the Congo and her kind–and we know how much of a role it plays in communication.
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Mainstream media ignores massive civil disobedience for Palestine that shut down New York’s Grand Central Station
The huge antiwar protest for Palestine at New York’s Grand Central Station was the kind of media event that the mainstream press should eagerly cover. They ignored it.
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The Ukraine and Israeli/Palestine conflicts show the demise of Western imperialism and foreshadow its coming collapse
Dmitri Kovalevich is the special correspondent in Ukraine for Al Mayadeen English. He writes a monthly situation report for the publication as well as occasional special reports, such as the following.
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Cold blooded killers and their cheerleaders
The Guardian’s main headline today is the Israeli propaganda framing of last night’s huge massacre.
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Israel-Palestine: Names released of 7,028 Palestinians killed after Biden questions death toll
Health ministry says U.S. administration ‘devoid of human standards, morals’ for ‘shamelessly’ questioning validity of figures.
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Here’s what UAW workers won in a “historic” TA after striking at Ford
After more than a month on the picket line, autoworkers have reached a tentative agreement with Ford including massive wage increases, cost of living adjustments and the right to strike over plant closures. Now the deal goes to the membership, while strikes continue at GM and Stellantis.
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Pro-Israel war propaganda and censorship
“I have been informed that I am being replaced as the Editor in Chief of @eLife for retweeting a @TheOnion piece that calls out indifference to the lives of Palestinian civilians.” Michael B. Eisen
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ACLU files brief arguing Trump gag order violates the first amendment
The order, issued in an ongoing election interference case, restricts constitutionally-protected speech. Case: United States v. Trump (Amicus Brief)