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Top U.S. & World Headlines — December 23, 2025
Scheer Post • 3 weeks ago
The Angry Tide Has Washed Into Chile
Kast’s agenda will not eliminate unrest but may postpone it for a while, only to sharpen its eventual return to the streets.
Scheer Post • 3 weeks ago
Global South Is Now 1/3 of Major EV Markets, Leaving US in the Dust
When we say that people in the Global South are buying EVs hand over fist, alas, we aren’t saying that they are buying Chevy Bolts or Nissan Leafs or Teslas.
Scheer Post • 3 weeks ago
The Zohran Mamdani Count: Lina Khan, Familiar Progressive Faces and Key Allies Populate Transition Team
Mamdani’s 400+ person transition team signals — for the most part — an encouraging representation of the movement.
Scheer Post • 3 weeks ago
Watch 60 Minutes ‘Inside CECOT’ Segment Blocked by CBS News Chief Bari Weiss
“Watch fast, before Corus gets a call from Paramount Skydance.”
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How Reporting Facts Can Now Land You in Jail for 14 Years as a Terrorist
Starmer’s government has set the most dangerous of precedents: it can now outlaw any political group it chooses as a terrorist organisation – and thereby make it impossible to defend it.
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Trump and MAGA DESTROYED By HOTTEST PODCAST AWARD SHOW In The World (Pundies 2025)
Democracy Now • 3 weeks ago
"Out for Blood": Writer Jasper Nathaniel on Surviving Israeli Settler Attack on W. Bank Olive Farmers
We speak to independent journalist Jasper Nathaniel, who has recently returned from documenting Israeli settler and state violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank. Nathaniel describes being ambushed by settlers in October, on the first day of the olive harvest, in an attack that left one middle-aged Palestinian woman with a brain hemorrhage. “It was clear that this was a planned ambush,” says Nathaniel. “They were out for blood.” Earlier this week, the Israeli Cabinet approved 19 more settlements in the occupied West Bank. “What’s happening right now is these really violent settlers are going out into the fields. They’re stealing land from Palestinians,” explains Nathaniel. “[Then the government will] retroactively legalize the land that was stolen, and basically reward the violent settlers by giving them the stamp of state legitimacy.”
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Trump’s Frantic Attack on Minnesota Hits Obstacles in the Streets—and the Courts
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A Dictator Deposed—What Now for Venezuela?
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These Researchers Are Working to Quantify the Value of Nature
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Minnesota US Attorney’s Office Is Bracing for a New Wave of Resignations
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