BREAKING: United Methodists, at a major conference, repeal their church’s longstanding ban on LGBTQ clergy. apnews.com/article/united…

Dan Radcliffe on J.K. Rowling's bigotry: 'It makes me really sad, ultimately, because I do look at the person that I met, the times that we met, and the books that she wrote, and the world that she created, and all of that is to me so deeply empathic.' theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

Daniel Radcliffe on critics calling him ungrateful to J.K. Rowling:

“Obviously Harry Potter would not have happened without her, so nothing in my life would have probably happened the way it is without that person. But that doesn’t mean that you owe the things you truly believe

How a Few Secret Donors Are Fueling the New Right-Wing Infrastructure motherjones.com/politics/2024/…

I fear this is true. It’s also true historically for nations forced to live under fascism—until it inevitably affected them all. Once liberated, most don’t want to go back—as long as memory holds.

US fascism so far reserved for non-whites so many whites want it fully back

The photos from JFK campaigning for the West Virginia primary are some of my favourite political photos of all time

The irony is almost art.

Lol how hateful against Palestinians do you have to be take issue with this

So they removed some college students from Columbia's campus.

But guess what?

There's still a genocide happening Gaza and American taxpayers are helping fund it.

SCOOP —

Elon Musk and David Sacks had a fancy dinner party in Los Angeles earlier this month to talk politics and Joe Biden.

Guests included Rupert Murdoch, Steven Mnuchin, Peter Thiel, Travis Kalanick and Michael Milken.

Just posted at Puck.

puck.news/elon-musk-davi…

Shocking footage shows several officers at Washington University St. Louis beating a professor, slamming him, and dragging his limp body.
SIUE history professor Steve Tamari is reportedly hospitalized with broken ribs and a broken hand.
One doctor told him he's lucky to be alive.

In Mississippi politics, the fault lines are often more about House vs. Senate than Democrats vs. Republicans. #MSLeg

Mississippians would have to work 100 hours a month to be eligible for Medicaid expansion under a new compromise plan House and Senate members agreed to minutes before a deadline on Monday evening.

mississippifreepress.org/41740/medicaid…

A compromise Medicaid expansion plan will get a vote in the Legislature, but because of the Senate's insistence on tethering it to federal approval of work requirements, Medicaid expansion may never happen even if it becomes law. #msleg

Heather Harrison:
mississippifreepress.org/41740/medicaid…

NO, it is not.