Please stop pretending like the US has no sway over Israeli foreign policy
Invest in AI or else! This reminds me of the dream of the 90s, where democrats thought everyone could become a knowledge worker. Now we all need to become investors. I'm afraid it doesn't work that way.
The Data Centre bubble is making the prices of electronics go through the roof, from The Overshoot
daily reminder that other countries are as racist as the United States, if not more
The Democrats are (if you squint, and are a little gullible) a slightly opposition shaped large blob actively blocking the space for meaningful opposition.
Ritchie Torres@ritchietorres.bsky.social · 7mo agoI am introducing the Quick Recognition (QR) Act, which requires ICE and CBP officers to wear uniforms featuring QR codes. When scanned, the code would generate a digital ID displaying the officer’s name, badge number, and law enforcement agency. ICE should be unmasked both physically and digitally.
Engels (1842) on his dog, “Namenloser” (“Nameless”), who he goes boozing with & taught one single trick: growling at anyone Engels points at & calls “aristocrat” lmfao
NEW from me: Political hostility, high visa fees and (in the case of the UK) stagnant incomes are making the UK and US less attractive destinations for top international talent. That steep decline in the appeal of moving to the US after 2016 is đź‘€
2nd edition of our The AI Shift newsletter is out. The question today: could AI be making us LESS productive? @jburnmurdoch.ft.com www.ft.com/content/2480... At the individual level, it's clear we're not reliable witnesses on this Q. At an organisational level, it gets even more interesting...
This guy's base is made up of people who soiled themselves repeatedly because somebody took down a statue of Nathan Bedford Forrest.
This is magnificent. The global currency hegemon can't prop up the hyper neoliberal.
Financial Times@financialtimes.com · 10mo agoArgentine peso weakens to fresh low despite US intervention on.ft.com/48FKy6a
The FT writing more coherently about DSA and socialism in the US than anything out of a major US newspaper on.ft.com/4n0CWyG
Will Zohran Mamdani’s rise mark a new dawn for American socialism?
Tens of thousands of volunteers mobilised by the Democratic Socialists of America are working to elect a torchbearer for a beleaguered US left
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German Supreme Court is very silly looking as well. They definitely belong in Star Trek
Will dems who decry “single issue” voters who won’t vote for genocide go along with “pro life” dem candidates? Tune in to find out!
congrats to joe brandon and all the purported defenders of democracy who normalized cracking heads on student protestors in order to cover for israeli genocide. you really greased the skids for ol donnie trump to formally submarine the first amendment
I try my damndest not to be annoying about it but… so much of the current protest energy ends up being an implicit endorsement of the existing system. Yes the “dept of war” is a bad name, but since when has the DoD been primarily about defense. I almost prefer the mask-off version
FT does far better reporting on US domestic issues than any US paper
Katie Martin@katie0martin.ft.com · 11mo agoGood morning. Say hello to the companies scrambling for lucrative work flying immigrants around and out of the US (but too chicken to keep their branding on the planes) ig.ft.com/us-deportati...
