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Policy Twelve pages of a pharmaceutical tariff proclamation are unreadable in both of the Federal Register's own copies of the document federalregister.govTwelve consecutive pages of the Federal Register's own record of a presidential tariff proclamation contain no readable text, in either of the two separate government pipelines that produced that reco… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 1Share
Art of Protest Johnny Blue Skies Names the Whole Arrangement on Ain't That A Bitch consequence.netSturgill Simpson has spent a decade refusing to be country music's anything, and on Ain't That A Bitch, sitting deep in the Johnny Blue Skies record Mutiny After Midnight, he stops being coy about the… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
Art of Protest Batavia Turns Out Against the AI Campus 13wham.comKen Sauer's photo for 13WHAM caught Genesee County turning out against the data center proposed for Batavia, one of well over a hundred such standoffs nationwide this summer. See Ken Sauer's photo at … Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
Art of Protest Vince Staples Put the Camera Behind the Gun on Blackberry Marmalade stereogum.comVince Staples cut Blackberry Marmalade loose back in April, his first solo release on his own after 2024's Dark Times on Def Jam, and the Long Beach rapper spends it riding a bassline that sits closer… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
dailyrecordnews.comArt of Protest National Guard Passes the Lincoln Memorial Before the 63rd March on WashingtonJulia Demaree Nikhinson's AP frame of Guard troops passing the Lincoln Memorial moved on the wire same day, syndicated across the country as thousands gathered for the 63rd-anniversary March on Washin… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
npr.orgArt of Protest Los Jornaleros del Norte Parked the Flatbed at the Detention Center WallLos Jornaleros del Norte have been the house band of the anti-ICE fight in Los Angeles since federal agents started running raids across the city last June, and they play it off the back of a flatbed … Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
Solarpunk A Peoria repair cafe with no building of its own just finished its first year, and it is not slowing down wcbu.orgJennifer Brady and Nikki Merz Andrews started the Peoria Repair Cafe with one October event and no storefront to their name, and a year of borrowed library and makerspace floors later they have got at… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
Solarpunk A hackerspace repair day, run by and for disabled makers storyseedlibrary.orgThe Lemonaut draws a hackerspace running its own prosthesis maintenance day, disabled makers trading fixes and tricks for a world that was never built with them in mind, right alongside the activists … Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
minnpost.comArt of Protest Steve Sack draws the crackdown a judge just called Orwellian minnpost.comSteve Sack draws the wider immigration crackdown this week, Stephen Miller and ICE agents doing the enforcing while Trump signs off from behind. The timing is sharp: a federal judge just struck down M… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
Art of Protest Ann Telnaes draws the beaver's answer to Lake America anntelnaes.substack.comTrump floated renaming Lake Ontario "Lake America" this week, the latest escalation in his trade war with Canada after talks with Carney collapsed and Washington slapped 50 percent tariffs on twenty b… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
Solutions winston oregon turned off its flock cameras, and the chief said the quiet part out loud ijpr.orgwinston oregon had eight flock cameras costing 24 grand a year, and when the police budget came up 215,000 dollars short the Chief just said the quiet part: "if they dont want them, we're going to tur… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
insurancejournal.comPolicy unitedhealth killed the audit program that found its own $200 million in bad medicare charges insurancejournal.comunitedhealth had an internal audit program that found 200 million dollars in medicare charges the company couldnt actually justify. instead of fixing that, an amended shareholder lawsuit says board ch… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
Solutions auburn found out it never actually approved the grant for its own flock cameras fingerlakes1.comturns out auburn's city council never formally voted to accept the state grant that paid for its flock license plate readers, which is a hell of a thing to find out after the cameras are already up an… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
Local Action A packed Fort Worth chamber got a unanimous first vote toward a 90-day data center freeze fortworthreport.orgSue Weston owns Weston Gardens in Fort Worth, and last September she watched the city council rezone the land around her nursery for a Black Mountain data center after telling her they would find a wa… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
thereminder.comLocal Action East Longmeadow voted 43.5 million dollars for its own fiber network while Charter's lobbyist begged for delay thereminder.comCharter Communications sent its director of government affairs, Nancy Clark, to the East Longmeadow Town Council on August 11 to urge them to slow down on the fiber money and refer it back to committe… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
reasonstobecheerful.worldSolarpunk Gateshead is heating homes with warm water pulled from its own flooded coal mines reasonstobecheerful.worldGateshead spent centuries being mined for coal, right up until Margaret Thatcher shut the pits in the 1980s. Now the flooded, abandoned workings under the town are heating it instead: the council-owne… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
Local Action Myrtle Beach bought an acre and handed the deed to a land trust, so 16 condos stay affordable foreverMyrtle Beach spent 480,000 dollars out of its Workforce Housing Fund on the land at 904 Third Ave. N. and then did the part most towns skip: it handed the deed to the Horry County Community Land Trust… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
Art of Protest The Parents Outside the Meta Trial, Oakland wsls.comNoah Berger shot it for the Associated Press outside the Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building, the day the multistate case over Meta and youth self-harm opened in Oakland. The wire moved it that afterno… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
History Fourteen Weeks in Minneapolis: How Local 574 Broke the Citizens Alliance mnhs.orgNinety-two years ago last Saturday, on August 22, 1934, the trucking firms of Minneapolis signed the paper that ended the fight, and an open-shop town became a union town. The Citizens Alliance had ke… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
Solarpunk In the Basque Country, 70,000 workers own the fifth-largest private employer in Spain reasonstobecheerful.worldNinety-two cooperatives, more than 70,000 workers, and together they are the fifth-largest private employer in Spain: that is Mondragon, out of the Basque Country, pulling 11.3 billion euros in revenu… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
guides.loc.govHistory Baltimore, 1866: The First Time Anybody Asked Congress for Eight Hours guides.loc.govWilliam H. Sylvis ran the Ironmoulders' International Union, and a hundred and sixty years ago last Thursday he was down in Baltimore for a meeting he had helped call, alongside William Harding of the… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
History They Fought It All the Way to the Floor: Social Security Turns 91 archives.govNinety-one years ago this month, on August 14, 1935, Franklin Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act, and growing old in America stopped being a private problem that each family solved alone or else… Upvotes: 0Downvote Comments: 0Share
