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Drop Site News • Jan 5, 2026
Trump's imperial goals in Venezuela; 114 killed in Darfur; Protests in Iran
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Scheer Post • Jan 5, 2026
San Jose State professor fights back after being fired over Palestine protest
By Omar Zahzah for Mondoweiss Over the last two years, Maura Finkelstein and Katherine Franke, among others, lost their positions as part of the explosion of academic repression in the U.S. since the start of Israel’s latest genocide in Gaza. Now, San Jose State Professor Sang Hea Kil may very well be the first full tenured professor fired for Palestine.  […]
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I've Had It Podcast • Jan 5, 2026
IHIP News: 🚨 Trump's SECRET PLAN For Venezuelan War EXPOSED! He's Lost ALL CONTROL!
Semafor • Jan 5, 2026
Getting Venezuela’s oil will be harder than the White House thinks
Trump’s challenge to oil majors will test his influence on top CEOs.
Semafor • Jan 5, 2026
African Union expresses ‘grave concern’ over US raid of Venezuela
The US intervention raised fears over the measures Washington may take in disputes with the continent’s biggest economies.
Semafor • Jan 5, 2026
Volkswagen shifts back to physical buttons on dashboards
The move is part of move away from touchscreen controls, which drivers complained were tedious and dangerous to use while driving.
Democracy Now • Jan 5, 2026
Trump "Just Wants Oil," Not Democracy: What's Next in Trump's War on Venezuela?
Democracy Now! discusses the attack on Venezuela with two Venezuelan American scholars: Alejandro Velasco, an associate history professor at New York University, and Miguel Tinker Salas, emeritus professor of history at Pomona College. The professors react to President Trump’s comments on the presence of oil in the region and claims that Venezuela had “stolen” oil from U.S. companies. “There was no taking of 'American property or American oil' — it was Venezuelan oil,” says Tinker Salas. “It belonged to Venezuela.” Velasco also comments on Marco Rubio, a central figure in the U.S. campaign against Venezuela, who may have another country as his ultimate target. “Rubio’s primary interest in the region is not Venezuela, it’s not Colombia, it’s not Mexico — it’s Cuba,” says Velasco.
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