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Supreme Court rejects Republican challenge of Mississippi mail-in ballot rule

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And why should I care?
People regularly say that Palestine deserved the genocide.
People regularly say that Japan deserved the nukes.
If you're not angry about those, then you have no reason to be angry about 9/11.
KOSA again, with a different name… and they’re trying to sneak it past you before July 4th. CALL YOUR REPS!
Buried inside the KIDS Act are provisions that will push online services to verify all users’ ages, require government-directed moderation p
Like the man said…the shadow takes another form and ruses again. Time to make some calls and let them know we’re watching.

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Yet another grift
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JD Vance tried to downplay the significance of the Watergate scandal by declaring that it would be merely a 12-hour scandal today. What he d
Although the president presumably has other things to do, he’s taken to counting trees in the park across the street from the White House.
Jun. 29, 2026, 8:50 AM EDT
By Steve Benen
The Trump administration announced in April that it would soon start offering a redesigned U.S. passport that would include a picture of Donald Trump, and late last week it followed through on those plans, unveiling a new passport that shows the president leaning forward against a backdrop of the Declaration of Independence. (The Republican’s signature is printed beneath it.)
By way of his social media platform, the president told the public that the passport says, “Welcome, but be good!” It suggested that Trump might not fully understand what a passport is — they’re given to Americans, not foreigners visiting the United States — though the use of his image and signature reflected his team’s broader goals about adding to the president’s self-glorification agenda.
China’s electrification drive was never primarily a climate story. It was a strategic imperative driven by energy security and industrial ambition. Beijing was spooked by the oil risks exposed after the 2003 Iraq War. The model was simple: build the clean industrial base at home to reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels, and then export that resilience. The strategy produced the “electrotech” order of the 2020s. During the pandemic, China moved away from its debt-fueled infrastructure and property growth model to focus on the “new three”: batteries, solar photovoltaics, and EVs. The problem in the mid-2020s was not electrotech overcapacity, but a lack of coordinated global demand. The Hormuz shock has violently solved that under-demand problem.
Kate Mackenzie and Tim Sahay, Dawn of the Electric World Order
The choice leaves intact the landmark 1964 ruling The New York Times v. Sullivan, which recognized protections for news media covering publi
The choice leaves intact the landmark 1964 ruling The New York Times v. Sullivan, which recognized protections for news media covering public figures.
June 29, 2026, 11:00 AM MST
By Lawrence Hurley and Dareh Gregorian
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear famed law professor and attorney Alan Dershowitz’s defamation claim against CNN, effectively upholding long-standing protections for the news media when reporting on public figures.

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The Supreme Court says it will consider Arizona voting laws passed in the wake of the 2020 election that impose proof of citizenship require
The Supreme Court says it will consider Arizona voting laws passed in the wake of the 2020 election that impose proof of citizenship requirements for voter registration and regular purging of state voter rolls.
Jun 29, 2026, 09:56 AM EDT
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court said Monday it will consider a Republican push to enforce strict Arizona voting laws passed in the swing state after the 2020 election.
The high court has allowed some similar rules to take effect temporarily before, including Arizona’s proof-of-citizenship requirement for state and local elections and a Virginia purge of voter rolls that the state said was aimed at keeping noncitizens from voting.
Victor Marx does exorcisms by phone, says he killed a man at age 7, and will not tell you how to call in military airstrikes as a civilian (
The Colorado Republican Party is dead broke, paralyzed by intraparty fighting, and in a wild moment, recently hid from itself under a bridge.
With that as your backdrop, meet Victor Marx, the front-runner in the Republican primary to be Colorado’s next governor.
The allegations related to defamation hinge on statements made by President Trump during his first term in office, swatting Carroll's sexual
President Donald Trump raged against the "injustice" of the Supreme Court's decision to force him to pay $5 million to E. Jean Carroll, who sued him for defamation in 2023.
SCOTUS rejected President Trump's effort to circumvent a lower court's verdict in 2023, ordering him to compensate Carroll for defamation following her allegations of sexual abuse. It stems from a federal lawsuit filed by Carroll in New York City, which alleged that the president assaulted her in a dressing room of a department store in 1996. The allegations related to defamation hinge on statements made by President Trump during his first term in office, swatting Carroll's sexual abuse claims as a "con job" and "hoax."
"Surprisingly, the Supreme Court declined to “review” a Fake Case brought against me by a woman I never met (Decades old celebrity photo line, standing with her husband, does not count!). I will continue the fight against this Weaponization and Lawfare Case against me, including the ridiculous claim of Defamation, with all of my power and strength," Trump wrote on Truth Social.
Why did our ruling class not invest in decarbonising faster to avoid this acceleration in deadly heatwaves that scientists warned would come? Because of the capitalist law of value. Capital invests in what is most profitable to capital, rather than what is most necessary for humanity, so our ruling class keeps ploughing investment into fossil fuels and SUVs, while we get far too little in renewables and public transit, even while the world burns around us. We have more than enough capacity (labour, factories, technology) to address the climate crisis, but as long as capital controls investment and production we are prevented from doing it. We are trapped by the capitalist law of value, living in a miserable shadow of the world we could have.
Jason Hickel
Peacefully protesting government policies should not carry the threat of spending decades behind bars. Yet protesters accused of demonstrati
Drop the 30-Year Charges Against ICE Protesters Sign the Petition
Peacefully protesting government policies should not carry the threat of spending decades behind bars. Yet protesters accused of demonstrating outside the Prairieland ICE Detention Center now face federal charges that could result in sentences of up to 30 years.
Treating protest like organized crime is a dangerous attack on free speech and the right to dissent.
These extreme charges don't just threaten the people arrested—they send a chilling message to anyone who dares to speak out. When prosecutors seek decades in prison for protest-related conduct, they risk turning the justice system into a tool for intimidating political activism instead of protecting the public.
Add your name today to demand that federal prosecutors drop these excessive charges and defend the constitutional right to peaceful protest.
In solidarity,
Action Collective

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Case focused on White House’s March 2025 firing of Federal Trade Commission member Rebecca Slaughter
Law enforcement’s use of warrants sweeping smartphone location data requires privacy protections, court rules