So the Southern Poverty Law Center has informants deep inside neo-Nazi organizations reporting on their violent and hateful activities, and Trump’s DOJ is indicting them for that? Are you fucking kidding me?
These people are evil.
This headline will make you go wtf. What are we doing as a country. Doctors, dentists, and ambulance companies now account for more than 80% of medical debt lawsuits in Connecticut. A nurse sued over a $1,972 bill. Bills under $3,000. Wages garnished.
kffhealthnews.org/news/article...
This headline will make you go wtf. What are we doing as a country. Doctors, dentists, and ambulance companies now account for more than 80% of medical debt lawsuits in Connecticut. A nurse sued over a $1,972 bill. Bills under $3,000. Wages garnished.
kffhealthnews.org/news/article...
Yep! Remember, the last CDC Director was fired because she refused to cede to RFK Jr.'s demands to pre-approve vaccine recommendations for the public and fire career scientists.
www.npr.org/sections/sho...
Yep! Remember, the last CDC Director was fired because she refused to cede to RFK Jr.'s demands to pre-approve vaccine recommendations for the public and fire career scientists.
www.npr.org/sections/sho...
In one post on X, Patel told the outlet and author of the report: “See you and your entire entourage of false reporting in court,” calling the piece a “legal layup.” “Memo to the fake news - the only time I’ll ever actually be concerned about the hit piece lies you write about me will be when you stop,” Patel added in another post on X Saturday morning. “Keep talking, it means I’m doing exactly what I should be doing. And no amount of BS you write will ever deter this FBI from making America safe again and taking down the criminals you love.”
We don't have a functioning FBI director. He's fumbled high profile investigations, meetings get rescheduled around his nights out, his security detail has had trouble waking him up, and his response to all of it is to threaten journalists. That makes this country less safe.
Shoutout to @democracydocket.com. Trump has sued 30 states trying to seize their voter files. Marc Elias and his firm intervened as defendants in every single one. 5 courts have ruled so far. They won all five, including two before Trump-appointed judges. These are the people fighting for November.
We just watched humans fly around the Moon for the 1st time in 50 years. The response from a chunk of the internet was to use AI to generate fake footage proving it was staged, then post it as evidence. The AI slop era is making conspiracy theories harder to kill than ever.
...Orbán lost in Hungary after years of rigging the system. The will of the people to elect pro-democracy candidates prevails. We're not helpless. A record number of Americans want to vote out Trump's enablers. Don't let doomer takes about canceled elections keep you home. That's what they want.
Yes, read all of these. The threats to November are real and worth understanding. But don't let the reporting on these actions dilute or discourage you from voting...
We've had 70+ human H5N1 cases, two deaths, and 200M domestic poultry affected. The virus keeps mutating. "Why wait for a declared emergency and then activate the [EUA] process, with its built-in chaos, when we are only a few molecular shifts away from a pandemic possibility?"
It's 2-fold:
1) Treating Trump administration officials like they're actually credible people who are operating in good faith
2)'Both sides-ism' when it comes to debates over things that shouldn't even be a debate
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“A court ruling can reverse the policy...but it doesn't change the erosion of public trust and the confusion that the recent policy statements have made.”
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It's obvious we can't trust statements from this administration. So why does mainstream media keep reporting them as fact just to get burned over and over? "US announces xyz" should be "So and so claims without evidence that xyz." The same goes for DHS, DOJ, HHS, all of them. They routinely lie.
Strikes hit the Pasteur Institute of Iran. 1,300+ employees working on vaccine development, biopharmaceutical production, and diagnostics. No staff were killed and no pathogen release. But WHO confirmed it can no longer deliver health services. Public health infrastructure doesn't rebuild overnight.
"They know they can't compete on the traditional military field. So they attempt to cause disruption within the cyber domain using asymmetric warfare techniques." Iranian-linked hackers have been hitting US energy and water infrastructure. In a few cases it's caused disruptions and financial losses.
"The moment Citizens United was decided, the shell game was inevitable." We are watching billionaires completely decouple the political system from the voting public. We don't even get to know who is buying the government.
www.nytimes.com/2026/04/03/u...
17,000 federally funded community health centers serve 1 in 7 ppl. They're projected to lose $32 billion over five years under Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill'. People will lose Medicaid not bc they don't work, but bc of paperwork errors.
Today @ 1:46 p.m. ET, the crew will surpass the record for the farthest distance traveled from Earth ever by humans.
Trump is asking Congress for the biggest counterterrorism budget in years to implement NSPM-7, the national security directive targeting "anti-Americanism," "anti-Christianity" and "anti-capitalism"
www.kenklippenstein.com/p/fbis-new-p...
The Easter Sunday cosplay is loud for the hypocrites today. You can't be anti-gay, cheer for endless war and mass deportations, then claim to love your neighbor. It's a religious aesthetic masking a political weapon. Jesus wouldn't recognize some people in his fan club.
Chris Murphy has been one of the loudest voices on Trump's corruption and fascist actions as well as broader issues with our politics (oligarchy). He seems to be everywhere too, speaking on these issues.
“No matter where you are from or what you look like, we’re all one people.”
The Artemis crew are on day 4 of their 10-day, 685,000-mile journey around the moon.
A Stanford oncologist watched her patient die of curable cancer. The patient couldn't get a follow-up appointment for months, so she consulted Instagram, a podcast, and politicians instead. The average wait to see a new doctor in the US is now 31 days. That void gets filled by something.
Wild story I shared a few weeks back but apparently this crazy guy just can't keep his mouth shut and actually do his job at FEMA.
“That kind of violent rhetoric and wild conspiracy theories are troubling for someone who holds a leadership position at DHS.” ❗
...voting rights, and so many other negatives happening right now. Both things are true. But all doom and gloom isn't healthy. Find the specks of positives where you can.
www.wired.com/story/artemi...
Photo: NASA’s Artemis II lunar mission launches from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla. From Joe Skipper/Reuters
This is a timely reminder of what scientific and technological progress can actually look like. I've seen people saying it should be a bigger story, and they're right. The Artemis II launch can be both an incredible moment and less 'important' than the attacks on civil rights, healthcare...