Mastodawn

Hier hatte doch jemand Linux auf ein Surface Go zu laufen? 👨🏻‍💻 Finde den Toot nicht mehr. Jemand eine Idee, wer oder wo das war? Oder drundsätzlich Tipps oder Links zu weiteren Infos zum Thema Microsoft Surface Go und Linux? Daaaaank vorab. #Followerpower #FediHelp #SurfaceGo #Linux

ProScience 22h ago

Lalon Sander 22h ago

The city government in Vienna owns or subsidizes 420,000 housing units, home to more than half the city's population. It is using that influence create a more climate friendly city and reduce reliance on fossil fuels: https://www.npr.org/2025/06/15/nx-s1-5400642/affordable-housing-environment-vienna-climate-change

"This was a politically motivated assassination attempt. It doesn’t get more direct than showing up at officials’ homes in disguise with a hit list. And yet we’re still waiting for this act of violence to be labeled by the media as 'domestic terrorism' or 'right-wing extremism.' If the political roles were reversed, it would already be the frontpage headline."

#Trump #VanceBoelter #Minnesota #abortion
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ProScience 23h ago

US news | The Guardian 23h ago

Why a professor of fascism left the US: ‘The lesson of 1933 is – you get out’ https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/16/why-a-professor-of-fascism-left-the-us-the-lesson-of-1933-is-you-get-out #Trumpadministration #YaleUniversity #USimmigration #Lifeandstyle #Farright(US) #DonaldTrump #Thefarright #USpolitics #Worldnews #USnews

Why a professor of fascism left the US: ‘The lesson of 1933 is – you get out’

Marci Shore made news around the world when her family moved to Canada. She discusses Trump, teaching history and how terror atomises society

The Guardian

ProScience 6d ago

Steve Herman 6d ago

“Police cannot pick and choose when the First Amendment applies. Journalists in Los Angeles were not caught in the crossfire — they were targeted." - National Press Club President Mike Balsamo https://www.press.org/newsroom/national-press-club-condemns-police-targeting-journalists-covering-los-angeles-protests

National Press Club Condemns Police Targeting of Journalists Covering Los Angeles Protests

WASHINGTON, June 9 — Following multiple disturbing incidents in which Los Angeles police and sheriff’s deputies targeted, injured, and obstructed journalists covering public protests, National Press Club President Mike Balsamo issued the following statement today: “Police cannot pick and choose when the First Amendment applies. Journalists in Los Angeles were not caught in the crossfire — they were targeted. A CNN reporter and crew were forcibly removed from a protest zone in downtown Los Angeles, despite journalists being exempt from dispersal orders under California law, and security personnel working with a CNN team were briefly detained. In another widely viewed incident, an Australian television journalist was struck by a less-lethal round fired by police while reporting live on air. Other journalists were injured, blocked from continuing to report, or denied safe access to observe police activity and arrests. When police target journalists, they are targeting the public’s right to know. With protests continuing in Los Angeles, police must ensure that reporters can safely do their jobs — not obstruct them or place them in harm’s way. The public depends on their reporting to understand what is happening on the ground. The National Press Club is calling on Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell and Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna to immediately: • Stop targeting, detaining, or obstructing journalists. • Guarantee that journalists can safely observe and report on public demonstrations. • Investigate these incidents and hold those responsible accountable. Thousands of LAPD personnel have received training that includes instruction on how to work safely with journalists during public demonstrations. We urge officers to put that training into practice, and to respect the critical role of the press in keeping the public informed. A journalist struck by a police-fired round while reporting live. Reporters detained for doing their jobs. A free society depends on a free press — and police must respect that. Los Angeles officials must act now. The world is watching.” About the National Press Club Founded in 1908, the National Press Club is the world’s leading professional organization for journalists. Based in Washington, D.C., the Club has nearly 3,000 members representing nearly every major news organization. It hosts newsmakers from around the globe, champions press freedom worldwide through its Press Freedom Center and serves as a hub for journalistic excellence and advocacy. Contact: Bill McCarren, 202-662-7534, media@press.org for the National Press Club Center for Press Freedom

National Press Club

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Dan Jones 6d ago

If you would like to protest Trump's unconstitutional seizure of power, consider finding a No King's protest near you this Saturday. Instead of the news focusing on his military parade on his birthday, nationwide protests will help steal his thunder and hopefully bring the focus back to the people, instead of this would-be monarch.

#NeverTrump #DumpTrump #AntiFascist #Antifi

No Kings

On June 14—Flag Day—Donald Trump wants tanks in the street and a made-for-TV display of dominance for his birthday. A spectacle meant to look like strength. But real power isn’t staged in Washington. It rises up everywhere else.

No Kings

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