January 6 Committee Says Criminal Referral on Trump to DOJ May be Unnecessary
The U.S. Capitol attack of January 6th is being investigated by a select committee. They indicated that they may not direct any criminal charges against Donald Trump. The evidence collected by investigators to the committee suggests that the former president was the subject of the evidence He probably committed a crime during his efforts to […]
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US Charitable Donations Are Funding Displacement of Palestinians
Multiple gunshot bangs were heard in the sky. Israeli soldiers fired live ammunition on a Palestinian protester. Chants and cheers from Israeli settlers from Modi’in Illit rang out through the air as they stood upon a mound of dirt overlooking the Israeli apartheid wall. Multiple rounds of teargas were fired into the crowds by Israeli […]
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Socialists Take Up Critical Fight for Universal Child Care in the United States
The crisis of child care is a specific cruelty that strikes at working parents and their young children in the United States. It is at the intersection of many injustices. This point of failure involves poverty, neoliberal deprivation, patriarchal family structures, racial inequality and more, sited at the intersection of several of capitalism’s most glaring […]
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No 10 rejects Rees-Mogg’s claims some Covid rules were ‘inhumane’
A No 10 spokesperson has denied Brexit opportunities minister Jacob Rees-Mogg’s recent claims that elements of the Covid restrictions were “inhumane”. “I think at all times the government took action to save both lives and livelihoods and that was always a balanced judgement that sought to be informed by the latest evidence we had,” he […]
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A court says striking is not a core union activity, Labour’s silence could prove dangerous
Perhaps to distract from the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s lacklustre spring statement, Dominic Raab has been making the rounds of the right-wing press with his proposal for a new Bill of Rights. Intended as a replacement for the Human Rights Act 1998, the Bill of Rights aims to put an end to the “wokery and […]
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From Media Bias to Big Tech Censorship, Brent Bozell Exposes the Left’s Misdeeds
Today, media bias and dishonest journalistic reporting seem worse than ever. Hollywood is embracing explicit content and pushing it on our children. And conservatives can’t catch a break with Big Tech, which has resorted to censoring and suppressing content at an alarming rate. Brent Bozell is a 35-year veteran of media, Hollywood, Big Tech, and […]
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PM should not resign if issued ‘partygate’ fine, says minister
A minister in government stated this morning that the prime minster should not resign if there is a fine for participating in lockdown-defying gatherings. His remarks come after last night’s reportsFrom the Guardian newspaper, that fixed penalty notices have been issued to staff who attended a Downing Street party on the eve of Prince Phillip’s […]
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Biden’s Refugee Plan Is Insufficient Amid Crises in Ukraine and Afghanistan
The Biden administration’s decision to admit 100,000 Ukrainian refugees, announced last week in the wake of the president’s European tour, is a huge step in the rebuilding of the U.S.’s once-vaunted refugee program after years in which the Trump administration all but neutralized it. If the U.S. intends to accommodate the upcoming year’s steep rise […]
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As Europe Turns Away From Russian Oil, Gas Exporters’ Global Clout Is Increasing
Few events in recent years have proved to be as transformative of international relations as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the resulting imposition of sanctions on the Russian economy. The war and sanctions have severely curtailed or destroyed most of the remaining trade and diplomatic relations between Russia, the West, and forced Western companies to […]
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Progressive Lawmakers in US and Japan Demand No-First-Use Policy on Nukes
Dozens of progressive lawmakers in the United States and Japan are urging President Joe Biden to make a “sensible” shift and commit the U.S. to a policy of no-first-use of nuclear weapons “at any time or under any circumstances.” The demand was also directed at Fumio Kishida the Japanese Prime Minister. a letterDated Friday. The […]
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