The Democratic Party’s Biggest Problem Is Its Conservative Wing

Rep. Stephanie Murphy got everything she wanted, and it’s a disaster, so she’s retiring.

Anti-War Hacktivism is Leading to Digital Xenophobia and a More Hostile Internet

The horrific Russian military invasion of Ukraine has understandably led to a backlash against Russia. The temptation is to label anything Russian, from state media and students to cats, as bad and block it to signal outrage and ostracization. This type of thinking has infected the open source and...

Ron DeSantis fundraises off his scolding of masked high schoolers

'The leftist propagandists in our media had a meltdown and called me a "bully."'

Abolish Nato, says Independent MEP Mick Wallace

Richard Boyd Barrett condemns Russia but says Ireland should ‘not line up with Nato’

Kevin McKiernan on Twitter

“I covered Pine Ridge for NPR in the 70s, when the FBI used the rez to launch its SWAT team. From 1973 to 1976 the rez was a SWAT training site for more than 2,000 agents. According to the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, Indians had "a genuine fear the FBI (was) out to get them."”

Mayor Eric Adams' subway safety plan begins after several violent incidents in New York City over the weekend

Mayor Eric Adams' new subway safety plan goes into effect Monday, which includes police issuing summonses for fare-beaters.

Clare Daly on Twitter

“Is it unreasonable to expect a policing organisation to obey the law? The illegal collection of data by @Europol has been well known for quite some time. Is their strategy simply to ignore the law, sit it out, and hope it will be retrospectively changed? https://t.co/9OJ1qNWQMw”

But Her Emails Hat

Stop the EARN IT Act to Save Privacy

The U.S. Senate has revived a surveillance bill that would have a lethal impact on privacy, security, and free speech. If Congress passes the EARN IT Act (S.3538), it may become too legally risky for companies to offer encryption services. Instead, they’ll be pressured to scan nearly all online content. We need your support to stop the EARN IT Act before it gets any farther. The Senate Judiciary Committee has already voted in favor of it. This disastrous bill was first proposed two years ago, and then dropped after overwhelming public resistance. We beat this bill once before, and we can do it again.

Senate Judiciary Committee on Twitter

“A little girl, 11 years old, sitting down to dinner with her family. A boy playing soccer. A father & daughter sitting in their car. A baby in her mother’s arms. The estimated thousands of civilians killed by U.S. coalition strikes are not just numbers, but real people. WATCH: https://t.co/Se25Q3h6eY”