Tory Islamophobia row: 15 suspended councillors quietly
reinstated. Guardian investigation finds suspensions lifted despite apparent
Islamophobia or racism
Conservative Party conference proves too exciting for
some audience members
Stock futures rise on report of progress in U.S.-China
tariff talks
Dow jumps more than 100 points, rebounds from 3-day
losing streak
The Guardian view on Boris Johnson’s constitutional
changes: he cannot be trusted. The Tory
leader will not spell out what his manifesto means. But the threat to law and
democracy from many of his ideas is immense
How the right’s radical thinktanks reshaped the
Conservative party: In the wake of the Brexit vote, ultra free market
thinktanks have gained exceptional access to the heart of Boris Johnson’s
government.
Boris Johnson’s Brexit envoy to US resigns with furious
attack on government ‘peddling half-truths’: Alexandra Hall Hall says civil
servants being asked to be not ‘fully honest’ with the public
A Decade of The Tories.
British diplomat in US resigns, saying she can't 'peddle
half-truths' on Brexit: Alexandra Hall Hall, Brexit counsellor in Washington,
described UK government’s ‘use of misleading or disingenuous arguments’
Boris Johnson skewered as Phillip Schofield reveals US
firms already target NHS: "You're already doing it" - The Tory leader
squirmed as the This Morning host reeled off a list of NHS services where US
firms are already involved
Boris Johnson abandons Lancashire visit after protestors
take over town's high street
After Brexit: the UK will need to renegotiate at least
759 treaties. FT research reveals that
agreements with 168 countries must be redone just for Britain to stand still
Older people dying for want of social care at rate of
three an hour: Age UK estimates that between last general election and next,
74,000 of cohort in England have died or will die waiting for care
One thousand truck drivers block motorways across France
in diesel protest
Calls grow to stop Boris Johnson with tactical voting as
race tightens: Eleventh-hour appeal to anti-Tory voters as poll shows
Conservative majority halved
Euthanasia is sometimes the right choice: Ireland should
urgently legislate for assisted suicide. It is the humane thing to do
Understanding The U.S. Economy: Lots Of Rotten Jobs
Help support the Public Banking Institute for 2020
Reporter seemingly groped on live TV while working: 'No
woman should EVER have to put up with this'
HUD Secretary Ben Carson has been illegally withholding
aid to Puerto Rico for months
US firms keep hiring, easing worries of weakening economy
Why Virginity Tests Are Making News — In The U.S. And
Afghanistan
Despite Job Boom, More Men Are Giving Up On Work
Uber Received Nearly 6,000 U.S. Sexual Assault Claims In
Past 2 Years
Student Loan Borrowers With Disabilities Aren't Getting
Help They Were Promised
A Dreaded Part Of Teachers' Jobs: Restraining And
Secluding Students
Saudi Aramco prices shares at top of range in world's
biggest IPO
GM and LG plan to build a $2.3 billion battery plant near
the closed Lordstown plant
Uber reveals extent of sexual assault problem: thousands
of abuse reports a year: The figure was among several alarming statistics made
available in a first-of-its-kind company safety report released Thursday.
OPEC and Russia Agree to Cuts in Oil Production to Push
Up Prices: It remains to be seen whether the reduction in output will have an
impact on prices amid a worldwide glut and cheating
National Strike In France Shuts Down Cities Over Macron's
Pension Reform Plans
WHO decries 'collective failure' as measles kills 140,000
Look-alike Oxycodone pill laced with fentanyl worries
officials
https://triblive.com/local/regional/look-alike-oxycodone-pill-laced-with-fentanyl-worries-officials/
Toomey, Jones, Sensenbrenner, and Connolly Redouble
Effort to Fight Fentanyl Imports
Harry Dunn: US diplomat's wife Anne Sacoolas 'will not
return to UK', Trump note says. Harry
Dunn was killed in a car crash involving Anne Sacoolas, who has since been
granted diplomatic immunity.
Brexit: Corbyn releases leaked government documents that
show Boris Johnson ‘lied about deal’
Labour says document is ‘hard evidence’ that prime
minister is ‘misleading’ people about his Brexit deal
Economic Update: Competition & Monopoly In Capitalism
Johnson delivers 20-minute barrage of mansplaining and
manspreading: Sky’s Sophy Ridge gaslit by man who would brazenly tell the lies
everyone else was too ashamed to say out loud
General election 2019: Leaked document raises fresh
concerns about GB-NI trade after Brexit
Income inequality in America is the highest it’s been
since census started tracking it, data shows
NFL star Khalil Mack pays off 300 holiday layaway
accounts at a Walmart in his hometown
Great Employment Numbers: 44% of Fully Employed Make
$18,000 a Year or Less. Beneath the rosy
employment report lives a reality of low-paying part-time and temporary work
with no benefits or security.
Access to pot DOES cut use of heroin and illegal opioids
to manage pain in half - but only if people smoke or eat cannabis DAILY, study
suggests
'It's really over': Corporate pensions head for
extinction as nature of retirement plans changes
Oral Testimony of Jean Ross, RN, National Nurses United,
Before the Subcommittee on Health of the House Energy & Commerce Committee,
December 10, 2019 — Hearing on “Proposals to Achieve Universal Health Care
Coverage”
New tools needed in the fight against substance use
disorder: The infrastructure around treatment must be strengthened by equipping
medical professionals with the tools to manage patients with substance use
disorders.
SMR - An Appeal To Conservative Voters (GE2019)
One of the UK’s oldest Labour voters cast her vote today
– aged 108: Amy ‘Win’ Hawkins, the oldest person in Wales, has voted for the
party in every single election - apart from in 2017 when she was disenfranchised
due to a clerical error
“It’s hell”: Meet the starving grandfather outside Tory
HQ who Boris Johnson is ignoring. Peter
Cole, 76, a professor of respiratory diseases and doctor, is on hunger strike
for Extinction Rebellion.
Johnson & Govefunkel - Fridge Over Troubled Water
UK election results live: Labour suffer in heartlands as
Tories on course for landslide
Polls have closed, and the usually reliable exit poll
predicts a Conservative majority of around 80 seats, with Labour losing about
70. Find out what’s happening in every constituency as the official results are
announced.
US prosecutors turn to possible bribery charges in
investigation over Ukrainian natural gas company
Trump administration proposes Social Security rule
changes that could cut off thousands of disabled recipients
James O'Brien's reaction to Boris Johnson's huge general
election victory
How Parliament would look if the UK had proportional
representation at this general election: The headlines this morning would be
very very different
General election news LIVE: Boris Johnson thanks northern
voters on 'victory lap' as Jeremy Corbyn comes under fire
Bishop: Daughters Should Be Uneducated So They’re Not
Smarter Than Husbands
House passes bill to lower prescription drug costs
Boris Johnson threatens BBC with two-pronged attack: No
10 boycotts Today programme and considers decriminalising non-payment of
licence fee
Why the impoverished are still voting Tory, and how to
help them.
The fight carries on, says anti-Brexit protester after UK
vote
A Recession Hasn’t Arrived (Yet). Here’s Where You’ll See
It First.
Farewell and Be Safe, Sweet Britain
Supreme Court lets stand ruling that protects homeless
people who sleep on sidewalk
Brexit Fatigue Is No Reason to Leave the EU: British MPs
are tired of arguing, but that’s no reason to approve Boris Johnson’s
disastrous deal.
China approves Donald Trump-branded spas, escort
services, hotels and massage parlours without US Congress permission:
Preliminary approval has been granted for 38 trademarks which raises further
questions about conflicts of interest
The return of the 'stoned ape' theory: A long-ridiculed
theory about humankind's early leap of consciousness is revived.
The opioid crisis exposed in photos from a hard-hit
neighborhood: Photographer David Guttenfelder has documented horrors around the
world, but he was shocked by what he saw on a Philadelphia street
Poland may have to leave EU, Supreme Court warns
How to Not Waste the Next Economic Crisis: A downturn
will (eventually) come—and with it, a once-in-a-generation opportunity to
transform the US economy.
We Need a Green Bailout for the People: Here’s what the
government should demand when the economy tumbles and Wall Street comes
begging.
Recessions Are Racist (But They Don’t Have to Be): How to
stop the next economic slowdown from decimating black wealth a second time
over.
Make Antitrust Democratic Again! The response to the next recession should put
economic power back in the hands of the people.
An Economy for the Whole Family: The next recession is a
chance to put public policy back in the service of life.
Why Democrats Need to Stop Worrying and Love the Deficit:
Delivering on big progressive ideas like Medicare for All and the Green New
Deal will never happen until Democrats get over their fear of red ink.
My Friend’s Husband Joined the Racist Brexit Party.
Help! Another reader asks why they got
fired after they’d already quit.
We Asked the 2020 Contenders How They Plan to Tackle
Inequality: A surging egalitarian current is shifting the Democratic Party’s
policy mainstream—so we asked the presidential candidates about it.
The Rest Is Up to Us: Ted Chiang’s science fiction helps
us look past the power of technology.
Eat the Rich: The tension between satire and tragedy in
HBO’s Succession.
Workers Are Heading Back to the Picket Lines: Despite job
growth, employees face daunting precarity—and they’re fed up.
Mati Diop’s ‘Atlantics’ Is a Startling Study of Power: As
the contemporary film landscape heralds the coming of a class war, Diop’s
beautiful movie reckons with capital and labor in groundbreaking fashion.
Elephants in the Room: Workforce Respect and Equity
Wanted: 500 young adults to work outside, learn
skills. AmeriCorps opportunities based
in Duluth, Grand Rapids, Brainerd, Bemidji
The dirty secret of capitalism -- and a new way forward |
Nick Hanauer
Brexit Party MEPs abstain on vote to condemn homophobic
abuse
Boris Johnson called out for playing on phone in Commons
rather than listening to MP
The Gloppy Mess of Merger Mania
Where to get the money to start fixing inequality
Don’t Just Sit and Take It
Watch Out, Seniors: Trump just launched a Stealth Attack
on Medicare: The administration and its congressional allies are playing a game
of bait and switch
Inequality Is Literally Killing Us: Again and again,
studies show that the richer wealthy Americans become, the shorter the rest of
us live.
WHERE IS ‘LINE WORKER BARBIE’? CEO-worker pay gaps are the clearest proof
that corporations like Mattel and many others don't respect their employees.
The Dark Side of Billionaire Philanthropy — and the
Threat to American Democracy: Philanthropy is fine, but to preserve a
functioning democracy, everyone, including billionaires, must pay a fair share
of taxes.
A Different World for the Poor
‘Class traitor’ Abigail Disney calls out exorbitant pay
of namesake company’s CEO
Taxing Financial Transactions Is More Strategic Than
Taxing High Wealth
Making America Cruel Again, Next Chapter
California’s Fair Pay to Play Act
Poverty and Perspective
Trump Attacks NBA Coaches Over China: For the first time,
Trump went after white men in the world of sports.
How Trump Lost His Trade War: On speaking loudly and
carrying a small stick.
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: A Timeline
Exclusive: The Brits who won't Brexit
'Handing control away': UK's sale of Cobham defence firm
to US company decried. Founding family
criticises approval of £4bn deal despite national security concerns
US government lists fictional nation Wakanda as trade
partner
Homeless population rises for third year in a row
Tony Blair is godfather to Murdoch's daughter? Now it all
makes sense. The true bond between Blair
and Rupert Murdoch is revealed, and with it the extent of the media baron's
proximity to power
Questions are beginning to be asked around a number of
anomalies at the recent British General Election, particularly surrounding the
issue of postal voting.
81 People Died Without Housing In D.C. In 2019. On A
Bitterly Cold Night, Mourners Remembered Them
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