Just days into his administration, Trump is waging an all-out war on our public health system. Gregg Gonsalves explains. bit.ly/4h6tyqZ

‘This is our government. It’s not Elon Musk’s, it’s not the billionaires.’ Historian Heather Cox Richarson joined Mehdi Hasan to talk about Trump’s second presidency, MAGA and tech bros, and staying hopeful among other things. Full interview: zeteo.com/p/heather-cox-…

"In 1976, President Gerald Ford officially recognized February 1 as the first day of Black History Month.....This February 1, neither the Pentagon nor the State Department will recognize Black History Month." (from "Letters from an American").

Everything Katherine Stewart (@katherinestewart.bsky.social) says here is true. This should be the strategy for #BrokenTimes coverage of the #coup, not merely a guest column. Gift link. Now Will We Believe What Is Happening Right Before Our Eyes? nytimes.com/2025/02/07/opi…

BREAKING: We are suing DOGE and the Office of Personnel Management to stop the brazen and illegal data sharing of federal employee data with the “government efficiency” group. eff.org/deeplinks/2025…

Elon's DOGE Claimed It Saved $8 Billion. The Real Figure Was $8 Million. gizmodo.com/elons-doge-cla…

RFK Jr. wants to fast-track psychedelic therapy. That’s a disaster in the making. slate.trib.al/hUMz8O4

Ci lascia purtroppo Pepe #Mujica, lo ricordiamo con le parole di Gennaro Carotenuto Gennaro Carotenuto per Domani editorialedomani.it/politica/mondo…

Harvey Milk served his country honorably & was so much more than just a gay icon Drunken traitorous wife beating Punch-Drunk Pete Hegseth is a disgusting homophobic makeup wearing Nazi & is nothing more than Trumpshit @SecDef

The new book "Empire of AI" by longtime technology reporter Karen Hao examines the accruing political and economic power of AI companies — especially Sam Altman’s OpenAI. democracynow.org/2025/6/4/karen…

“Every war has been the result of media lies”. Julian Assange

As bombs fall on Iran, Europe stays silent. A manufactured crisis deepens—and so does the West’s moral failure. thenation.com/article/world/…

100 anni dalla nascita di Patrice Lumumba Il martire del Congo e l’orrore dell’imperialismo Sono passati cento anni dalla nascita di Patrice Lumumba, primo ministro del Congo indipendente, simbolo incrollabile della lotta per la libertà e la dignità dell’Africa. Un uomo che

Thanks to quieter decisions by members of Donald Trump’s administration, “the American realignment with Russia and against Ukraine and Europe is gathering pace—not merely in rhetoric but in reality,” Anne Applebaum writes: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

That office’s warning coordination meteorologist left on April 30, after taking the early retirement package the Trump administration used to reduce the number of federal employees. nytimes.com/2025/07/05/us/…

Among the most important lessons of the first few months of Trump’s 2nd reign is this: the only thing constraining what Trump does today is what he wants to do tomorrow. And that, writes Elie Mystal, is pretty much the definition of how you get dictatorship. thenation.com/article/politi…

President Donald Trump firing the Bureau of Labor Statistics chief in response to a jobs report is just the latest example of the president going after people, places and things that he doesn’t like — the same people, places and things that are a backbone of democracy, writes

PS: questo thread è un adattamento da una nota originariamente pubblicata sulla piattaforma (innominabile su X) che ospita il mio blog, qui: substack.com/@fabiosabatini…

"Trump is not offering a neutral guideline for making American political debate more civil," Jonathan Chait writes. "He is proposing a rule that binds his opponents but does not protect them, and protects him and his allies but does not bind them": theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

Glenn Greenwald Right, run Venezuela. x.com/PrimeNewsDiges…