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Tribes decry governor’s veto of two bills expanding tribal consultation, religious protections Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed two bills that would’ve given tribal governments a greater voice in water projects and in preventing the destruction of sacred Indigenous religious sites on state land.

Tribes decry governor’s veto of two bills expanding tribal consultation, religious protections

Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed two bills that would’ve given tribal governments a greater voice in water projects and in preventing the destruction of sacred Indigenous religious sites on state land.

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LAist reporter Jill Replogle was out at the Long Beach Peninsula watching high tides hit the boardwalk and the streets. There's also storms and rain coming for SoCal this weekend. 💪 Be part of keeping local news strong: LAist.com/Donate 🎥 Jill Replogle, Joshua Letona

It's just been announced at NYCC so I guess I can tell you that I'm writing The Regulators for Marvel. My five issue comic series will be out in 2027. Mutants, magic and monsters woven into the very fabric of Jim Crow America.

“What matters is that there’s real support for the Palestinian people, not just talk & slogans.” Three years into the genocide, some Palestinians in Gaza say that pro-Palestine rhetoric from politicians only goes so far if realities don’t shift on the ground, Mohammed Abo Matar reports.

Three years into Gaza's genocide, U.S. political rhetoric hasn't translated into action

While some political candidates rose to prominence through their support for Palestine, the U.S. has not stopped backing Israel

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One of the things I love love love about getting older is that so many of my things got older with me. I love that I’ve had my dishes and flatware for over a decade. I love that my living room rug has been with me for 20 years. I love that my winter coat has seen so many winters.

Fair. I don’t “know” if it can become conscious. I’m not convinced by the arguments and none of the speculations strike me as interesting or plausible. It’s a fine math and ethics problem…if we didn’t have an authoritarian government with unprecedented technical capacity for state violence

John Benoit@johnbenoit.bsky.social · 10h ago

I’m writing this in genuine curiosity: why are so many people confident that artificial consciousness is impossible, when science has failed to explain biological consciousness? We don’t know why the human brain produces the sensation of consciousness. How can we rule out that it can be recreated?

"In Olmstead v. L.C., which stands for Lois Curtis, the majority held that the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act guarantees that people with disabilities have a right to live outside the walls of asylums, state hospitals and nursing homes. More than two decades later, that right is under threat."

The federal government is backing away from a decades-old disability rights promise

Lois Curtis and Elaine Wilson won a victory that gave people with disabilities the freedom to choose where they live. That legacy is now under threat.

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I also whispered "fuck you" as I filled out some of the initiatives. Fuck you, trans hating assholes. Fuck you, "right to natural gas" jerks. Fuck you, people who hate progressive taxation.

“When I got out, I felt so happy because I had my son in my belly & I thank God that I am out of that detention center. I never wish this on anyone.” The experiences of pregnant women in ICE detention show that eugenics remains an integral part of the system, Edith Romero reports.

Pregnant women in ICE detention face policies shaped by eugenics

The experiences of detained women show that the American eugenics movement remains an integral part of the system

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