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Search ArticlesLocals Resist Data Centers; Democrats Are Too Timid
Words from populist author, public speaker, and radio commentator Jim Hightower. By Jim Hightower, The Progressive There’s a clique of plutocratic, high-tech billionaires who think they’re entitled to turn America’s farmlands and rural communities into their personal domain of predatory artificial intelligence data centers. But a little bookstore in Tulsa, Oklahoma, recently hit those puffed-up elites where they’re most vulnerable: the funny bone.
Dennis Kucinich Warns Congress Is Quietly Merging the U.S. and Israeli War Machines
“They call it integration, but I call it a merger,” Kucinich tells Scheer. The implications, he argues, go far beyond traditional military aid or weapons sales. Kucinich warns that the provision could create new counterintelligence risks, deepen U.S. dependence on Israel’s military infrastructure and technology, blur questions of war powers and further entangle Washington in Israel’s expanding regional conflicts. Even more alarming, Kucinich says, is how little debate the proposal has received.
Israeli settlers held US lawmaker Ro Khanna at gunpoint in occupied West Bank
“When the IDF arrived, they sided with the settlers & continued our detention,” he said, referring to the Israeli military. “They made a huge mistake” he added. Khanna, a progressive California lawmaker, was visiting Khirbet Zanuta, a Palestinian community whose residents were ethnicaly cleansed by Israeli settlers who burned its school, looted homes, assaulted residents with rifles and stones, smashed windows and solar panels, emptied water tanks and pumped raw sewage onto farmland.
Wall Street Wants to Change the Rules for Your 401(k). It Could Put Your Retirement at Risk.
Since taking office last year, President Donald Trump has loudly called for plans to include less-regulated — and often risky — investments like private equity and cryptocurrency. To achieve that goal, the administration is softening one of the strongest legal protections American workers have: the right to hold an employer accountable when retirement savings are mishandled.
‘We Cannot Stand Silent’: Sheinbaum to Seek Criminal Charges Over ICE Detention Deaths
Sheinbaum said her government decided to urgently move forward with its likely doomed push for accountability after an ICE agent killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston earlier this week. Salgado Araujo, a Mexican national, had been living in the US for more than three decades. Mexico’s president called the killing “sad and regrettable,” arguing that it “appears to have been targeted.” “We are going to do everything in our power, because we cannot stand silent,” Sheinbaum said Thursday.
Israel Is Deliberately Targeting Lebanon’s Journalists
The list of civilians deliberately killed by Israel in Lebanon includes journalists trying to report on the invasion. The Union of Journalists in Lebanon is campaigning for justice while the US works to shield Israel from accountability. By Douglas P. Marsh, Jacobin The ongoing Israeli invasion of Lebanon has displaced more than a million people — around one-fifth of the country’s population. Between March 2 and June 19, the Lebanese Health Ministry reported 3,980 deaths resulting from the conflict.
In a Divided Country, U.S. Residents Agree on One Thing: No Data Centers
Across the country, in cities and rural areas, locals are pushing elected officials to introduce data center regulations and pause new construction By Ray Levy Uyeda, Prism Across the country, politicians are starting to heed the public’s concerns about data centers. Almost 75% of Americans across the political spectrum oppose constructing data centers near their homes, according to a recent Gallup poll.
Why Israel Fears a U.S.-Iran Rapprochement Far More Than Conflict
For Israel, this is a core issue. Binyamin Netanyahu and those around him view Donald Trump’s behaviour as little short of a betrayal. They would greatly prefer the whole peace process to collapse as they attempt to convince the electorate that only the current Israeli prime minister can keep Israeli Jews safe. Understanding this requires looking beyond today’s diplomacy to the security doctrine that has shaped Israeli policy since 1948.
As ICE Casts Shadow Over World Cup, Organizers Focus on Keeping Communities Safe
Similarly joyful celebrations are taking place this summer throughout the United States, which is hosting the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup series. “Soccer is a beautiful game because it really connects a lot of cultures, countries, [through] immigration,” said Enrique Cárdenas-Sifre, communications director at Mijente Support Committee.
The Plan to Make Climate Science Harder to Erase
She was right to be concerned: Within a matter of months, the Trump administration had eliminated the rest of the staff supporting Climate.gov and shut down the website — ironically, to comply with an executive order calling for “restoring gold standard science.” “I couldn’t stand the thought of it all being thrown away,” Lindsey said of the website, which had been used by teachers, community leaders, and policymakers.