Oh how Florida has fallen. Here is the map of where the delegations are sitting at the #DNCConvention2024 - Florida is way in the back on the second level. In other words the only thing purple in Florida is the map - because they don’t see Florida as a swing state. CBS News Miami

#Florida requires lifesaving heat safety protocols for student athletes but the legislature blocked #heat protections for the state’s two million outdoor workers, who are mostly #Latino. Why is one group worth protecting more than the other?

Puerto Ricans don’t actually have a chance to vote for US President in the general election bc the island’s a US colony. When are people going to get serious about addressing Puerto Ricans’ status as second class citizens? Enough w/condescending performative politics. #DNC2024

Statistically, by the time you finish listening, at least one woman in India would have reported being raped. Here’s some context on why the horrific rape and murder of a doctor in India has sparked protests. With Natasha Del Toro Alexandra Locke Al Jazeera English Podcasts team

A brutal crime committed against a female doctor at a Kolkata hospital, an attempted cover-up & the ensuing mass protests. In this latest Al Jazeera English Podcasts, correspondent Pavni Mittal breaks down for me this latest rape-murder case and the lack of women's safety in India. 🎧

Important interview on Al Jazeera English Podcasts with correspondent Pavni Mittal about protests happening after the rape-murder of a young doctor and the state of women’s safety in India.

Thank you for having me! Always great to be on ‘The Take’ - whose committment to getting into the nuances of international news is unparalleled 🙌🏼🎙️ Al Jazeera English Podcasts

On Al Jazeera English Podcasts' "The Take," host and M.A. Columbia Journ alum Natasha Del Toro (MA Arts and Culture '06) talked to fellow alum and international correspondent Pavni Mittal (MA Politics '16) about how the murder of a doctor reignited India's rage against rape. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how…

en Al Jazeera English Podcasts quisimos ampliar el foco y hacer un episodio explicando quiénes son los actores que juegan del lado iraní del tablero. sin amarillismos. con la entrevista experta de Natasha Del Toro y Amy Walters Alexandra Locke ڤيرونيك Veronique & Noor | نور open.spotify.com/episode/2FkmAu…

Kroger's senior director for pricing admitted during the company's antitrust trial that Kroger raised prices on essentials like eggs and milk well above inflation. They used inflation as an excuse to line their pockets. Tell us again that corporations aren't price gouging.

Please listen. The truth this woman speaks can’t be denied.

Another week has gone by, and members of Congress can still use insider information to trade stocks. How on Earth is this still legal? They should be working for you, not their portfolios.

Four Wall Street hedge fund managers make more than 120,000 U.S. kindergarten teachers combined. 94% of teachers have to dip into their own pockets to buy school supplies while the average Wall Street employee gets a bonus of $176,500. Something has gone terribly wrong.

🚨 BREAKING Per the DOJ and other sources, Tenet Media—bankrollers of prominent pro-Russia commentators such as Lauren Southern, Tim Pool, Dave Rubin, and Benny Johnson—are alleged to have received millions from Russian state media to spread pro-Russia propaganda in the United

Now we know who actually pays for content 😭

Some of the biggest MAGA influencers caught up in an apparent Russian influence operation is the tip of the iceberg.

James Gaddis tanked Florida governor’s secretive scheme to build hotels and golf courses over acres of preserved land Source: the Guardian search.app/MyroV4HZh92EF7…

Is it time yet to revisit all the early heralding of the internet's pure democracy, of the idea of "citizen journalists," of each and every voice being able to be heard being a good thing for our ability to find truth and govern ourselves? Because having spent a previous career

-Ultra-Wealthy Elites -Political Corruption -Vast Inequality -Giant Monopolies These problems defined the Gilded Age of the late 1800s. And they're dominating America again today. But we have the power to fight back.