I’ve always had a thing for Greek myths and legends. These fantastical tales full of cruel and capricious Gods, wicked monsters and daring heroes have… Read More »Let’s Not Make Reconciliation a Sisyphean Task
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Oh, sure, coulda gone with Splodey Bald Guy from Scanners, but Thunder (Big Trouble In Little China) needs love too. The Rightwing reactions to Tuesday’s… Read More »Wingnuts Exactly As Calm As You’d Expect Over Mamdani’s NYC Primary Win
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Kate Whannel Political reporter Jack Fenwick Political correspondent PA Media Sir Keir Starmer has said his welfare reforms strike “the right balance” after making concessions… Read More »We’ve got the right balance says Keir Starmer, after benefits U-turn
How many days do we have to endure the whining from Team MAGA over the world’s terribly inadequate praise of Donald Trump’s and Secretary Shitfaced… Read More »Jesse Watters Pretty Sure CNN Did ‘Treason’ To Trump’s Big Beautiful Iran Strike Boner
Mother Jones illustration; Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call/Zuma; Tim Mossholder/Unsplash Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for… Read More »The Supreme Court’s ruling on birthright citizenship is a Trump power grab
Today is opinion day and as of this writing, it is allegedly the last opinion day of the term (but that could change). But… Read More »BREAKING: Judiciary Tyranny Loses as Supreme Court Rules in Birthright Citizenship Case (LAWSPLAINING)
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