reported on the atmosphere at msnbc in the weeks following october 7 nymag.com/intelligencer/…

Last week, I had to leave India abruptly. The Modi Government told me my visa extension would be denied, saying my reporting 'crossed a line'. After Australian Government intervention, I got a mere two-month extension ...less than 24 hours before my flight. 1/2

NYTimes Editorial Board on Martin Luther King's opposition to the Vietnam War: 'The moral issues in Vietnam are less clear-cut than he suggests; the political strategy of uniting the peace movement and the civil rights movement could very well be disastrous for both causes.'

How is it even possible that the paper of record The New York Times still has ZERO coverage of the multiple mass graves (w/ 283 bodies and counting) found around Gaza's Nasser Hospital when direct accounts have been widely reported on across western media outlets for the last 24 hours?

Biden Labor Department just issued final rule to extend overtime pay to millions more workers, by preventing companies from exempting employees unless they make (starting next year) at least $58,656 a year dol.gov/sites/dolgov/f…

UPDATE: Google has fired over 50 workers, including non-participating bystanders.

Read No Tech For Apartheid's statement: medium.com/@notechforapar…

Really good Anita Chabria column today cutting through the noise on the homelessness case before the U.S. Supreme Court latimes.com/politics/newsl…

New: 28 unions—representing tens of thousands of workers—are demanding 'the immediate reinstatement of all student and student workers disciplined for pro-Palestine protests and the end to the repression of protest on Columbia’s campus.'

'An injury to one is an injury to all.'

BREAKING: 4 million workers will now take home more money when they work more than 40 hours a week under a new Labor Dept. rule released today. The changes would make it so salaried workers earning less than about $59k annually would automatically be due overtime pay.

UC Berkeley students erected six tents Monday on the steps named for free-speech icon Mario Savio and vowed to stay until the university divests from companies with a hand in Israel’s war on Gaza.
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California Supreme Court just ruled that incarcerated people who work in county jails and haven't been convicted aren't entitled to pay.

Kitchen workers at Santa Rita Jail can't sue Aramark:
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If you're a reporter interested in submitting a public record request to a university for a similar story, holler at me. I worked with Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press to tailor my record request. theguardian.com/us-news/2024/a…

exclusive: Columbia, Tulane, and UVA students have just filed legal complaints saying the schools' investments in fossil fuels are illegal

they come as Columbia faces outrage for its treatment of students protesting the war in Gaza

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On its homepage, the The New York Times website currently has four (4) prominently-displayed pieces about American college protests and zero (0) pieces about the nearly 300 bodies (some with their hands and feet bound) found in a mass grave at a hospital in southern Gaza.

Police chased a Native boy to his death. Days after, an entire police department vanished. Windows taped up, locked doors, no answers.

This week on Reveal: Samantha Michaels reports on the long search for accountability. Listen here 🎧 revealnews.org/podcast/after-…

Nula leads her siblings on the latest escape attempt

This is the daily routine in Rafah, while I was filming one of the displaced girls in Rafah during our distribution of meals with Watermelon Relief , a nearby airstrike occurred in an area filled with displaced camps in Rafah.'

.Columbia University gets rebuked by the UN's top expert on freedom of expression for calling in police to crack down on protestors at the Gaza solidarity encampment:

“I heard the media saying border security is one of the top two issues in this election. Border security’s not even on my fucking radar.” - Shawn Fain

As someone who can recite the Telecommunications Act of 1996 chapter and verse, I so appreciated this summation of Hollywood’s problems harpers.org/archive/2024/0…