Israeli Election, Democratic Primaries, the Coronavirus & more -- The Week in News and Opinion March 1 - 8

A supporter wearing a Netanyahu mask on election night in Israel

This week's list of articles, news items, visuals and opinion pieces that I see as a must if you are looking for a roundup that should be of interest to The Left Chapter readers.

This list covers the week of  March 1 - 8.

The round-up of international left news is presented in sections related to topic/region listed alphabetically except for the Featured Article post at the start.

Featured Article:

Police union says cops can’t do their job without beating up Black people

The police have shown us who they are, if we ever had any doubts. They are not interested in healing from racial profiling, in working with the Black community, or in changing police culture. And they made sure to leak this email so that the public knows it. If our officials continue to refuse to hold the police accountable while giving them more and more resources to be used in their “job” of unchecked violence against us, then they are also letting us know who they are.


This email lays it all bare. It is past time to do something about it.

Brazil:

- Brazil: Left-Wing Parties Unite Against Bolsonaro's Gov't

- Brazil: Protest in Sao Paulo Against Pension Reform

Canada:

- How the Trudeau government is failing the world's most vulnerable despite its 'feminist' aid policy

- Women, children turned away from shelters in Canada almost 19,000 times a month

- No compensation for parents of First Nations children that died in care, Justice lawyer tells tribunal

- Doug Ford gives reconciliation the shaft

- ‘Bait and Switch’: Doug Ford’s New Numbers On Special Education Staff Funding Are Not Adding Up

- Ontario backs down on increasing class sizes, e-learning in teacher negotiations

- Haligonians protest police brutality on Halifax Regional Police's doorstep

- Sask. RCMP member under investigation after post joking about machine-gunning protesters

- RCMP denied using facial recognition technology - then said it had been using it for months

- Alberta government to close, privatize campgrounds

- Challenging Alberta’s Austerity

- Buffalo Declaration a 'clear display of ignorance,' says Alberta treaty nation

- Foodora couriers are now dependent contractors—that's a problem for Big Tech

Chile:

- 'Our role is central': more than 1m Chilean women to march in huge protest

- Chile: Total Arrests Rise to 283 After Day of Protests

Climate Emergency:

- The Earth System and the capitalist system are incompatible

- Tropical forests losing their ability to absorb carbon, study finds

- 'Devastating': Great Barrier Reef in Danger of Catastrophic Bleaching as Temperatures in Australia Remain High

- FOSSIL CORALS SUGGEST A MASS EXTINCTION IS ON THE WAY: 'IT'S LIKE A SLOW-MOTION CAR CRASH'

Colombia:


Scenes from Colombia where student protesters clashed with the riot police.

Students took to the streets to resist neoliberal education policies and violent police repression of protests by Ivan Duque's right-wing government.



Coronavirus:

- Coronavirus Alarm Blends Yellow Peril and Red Scare

- Exclusive: The Strongest Evidence Yet That America Is Botching Coronavirus Testing

- The Official Coronavirus Numbers Are Wrong, and Everyone Knows It

- America is about to get a godawful lesson in why health care should never be a for-profit business

Democratic Primary:

- 'What More Do You Need to Know?' Health Insurance Stocks Drive Wall Street Rebound on Biden Super Tuesday Wins

- The Case Against Joe Biden: Former VP’s Long Career Shows a Recurring Theme of “Appeasing the Right”

- Elizabeth Warren ends Democratic presidential campaign

- Mike Bloomberg quits 2020 race after spending more than $500m

- Super Tuesday fury as ‘thousands of voters’ in black and Latino neighbourhoods forced to queue for hours in Texas

- #WithTheseHands is Sanders' Super Tuesday, inspiring shot across the bow of American politics

- There Have Been 21 Debate Questions About Paying For Social Programs, Zero About Paying For War

Europe:

- Luxembourg becomes first country in world to provide free public transport

- Ukrainian communists warn Kiev planning a year of glorifying nazis

- VIKTOR ORBAN'S ANTI-ROMA CAMPAIGN IN HUNGARY IS BEING LEGITIMIZED BY TRUMP AND WESTERN LEADERS, ACTIVIST WARNS

Greek-Turkish Refugee Crisis:

- Refugees trapped on Greek-Turkish border attacked from both directions

- EU chief praises Greece as 'shield' of Europe after police attack refugees at border

- Two dead and hundreds more in distress as chaos ensues at Greece-Turkey border

- Refugee boats leaving Turkey for Greece attacked at sea

Guyana:

- No Winner Declared for Guyanese Elections Amid Court Hearing

- Guyana: Electoral Dispute to Continue in Court Amid Discontent

- Guyana: Ruling Party Claims Victory With Contested Data

India:

Delhi riots: Survivors tell their stories


In this ground report, we spoke to families that were displaced due to the mob violence during the anti-Muslim riots in Delhi, India. The families recall their horrifying tales of escaping from their homes as mobs set fire to everything they owned. Nearly 50 people lost their lives and countless people lost their livelihoods during the violence. Neither the Delhi state government or the Indian central government has done much to help these families.




- Inside Delhi: beaten, lynched and burnt alive

- Delhi Violence: India's Communist Party Holds Street March Demanding Top Court-Monitored Probe

International Women's Day / Feminism:

- International Women's Day: events highlighting gender inequality take place around the world

- Why the working-class, socialist history of International Women’s Day matters today

- Photos: Strong Latin American contingents feature at IWD marches across Australia

- 8M: Latin American women prepare for record feminist marches

- Bill Maher Goes Full Sexist, Defends Chris Matthews and Mocks His Sexual Harassment Accuser

- Universal Childcare Would Have Changed My Mom's Life

Israel / Palestine:

- Gazan Girl Fighting Cancer Died After Israel Denied Her Parents' Visit. She Won't Be the Last

- Israel arrests Palestinian man on the day of his release after 18-year sentence

- Israel lobby scores own goal as football charity stands by Ken Loach

- Israel election: Netanyahu begins coalition talks

- Israel Election Results: Netanyahu Reaps the Fruits of a Messianic, Racist and Nationalist Decade

- ‘An Earthquake’: How Israel’s Arabs Achieved Their Historic Election Win

- Celine Dion to perform on ethnically cleansed land

- Anti-Muslim bigots to address AIPAC

Mexico:

- Mexico Vows to End Violence Against Indigenous Women

Poland:

- International Communist and workers' parties rally against rightist persecution in Poland and Europe

- Stop the falsification of history and persecution in Poland!

- Young Communist League protests at Polish embassy over persecution of its comrades

Porn & Prostitution:

- ‘Sex work’: Why we are not buying it

South & Central America:

- Ernesto Cardenal, Nicaraguan Priest, Poet and Revolutionary, Dies at 95

- Remembering the Heroism of Activist Berta Cáceres Four Years After Her Assassination: an Interview With Her Daughter

- Evo Morales: 'We'll Restore the Dignity of the Bolivian People'

- Venezuela: How grassroots solidarity is helping to break the US blockade

United Kingdom:

- Labour leadership: Rebecca Long-Bailey vows to rewrite party’s constitution to enshrine fight against climate emergency

- Sheikh’s daughter called UK police after kidnap, lawyer claims

United States:

- Barricades Go Up In Santa Cruz As UC Wide Wildcat Strike Expands Following Firings

- The 50-year fight by radical evangelicals that could end US abortion rights

- Children as young as eight picked coffee beans on farms supplying Starbucks

- Target raised wages. Then it cut workers' hours and doubled their workload

- Alabama to execute Nathaniel Woods on Thursday despite questions about his culpability in killing of 3 police officers

Wet'suwet'en:

- Solicitor General Mike Farnworth authorized redeploying RCMP resources in response to Coastal GasLink's injunction

- Turns out the BC NDP government authorized the RCMP attack into Wet'suwet'en after all

- Ecosocialists and UBCIC demand Mike Farnworth's resignation for authorizing RCMP's massive show of force

- First Nation deal won’t stop pipeline, Horgan says

- What If We’d Gone Hard for Treaties Instead of Fossil Fuels?

- Groups linked to oil companies funded Facebook ads denouncing the rail blockades

- Mohawks face online threats, hate as protest continues

- The blockades no one talks about devastate Indigenous economies

Zambia:

- Capitalism to blame for chaos in Zambia, says Musumali

Bernie Sanders Wins Nevada, Wet'suwet'en, Ontario Protests & more -- The Week in News and Opinion February 16 - 23

This week's list of articles, news items and opinion pieces that I see as a must if you are looking for a roundup that should be of interest to The Left Chapter readers.

This list covers the week of  February 16 - 23.

The round-up of international left news is presented in sections related to topic/region listed alphabetically except for the Featured Article post and a large sections related to the Bernie Sanders Nevada win and  Wet'suwet'en Solidarity Actions & News at the start.

Featured Article:

Stop using the ‘rule of law’ as a weapon against Indigenous peoples

"Until Canadians and our governments start seeing the rule of law through the lens of colonialism and recognize the lopsided, inequitable and hypocritical ways in which it has been deployed, there will be no justice for Indigenous peoples and no peace for Canadian’s colonial institutions."

Bernie Sanders Wins Nevada & Other Primary News:

- Bernie Sanders Won Nevada. In 10 Days, He Could Make It Very Hard For Anyone To Catch Up.

- After the Nevada Blowout, It’s Bernie’s Party Now

- MSNBC in 'Full-Blown Freakout' Mode as Bernie Sanders Cements Status as Democratic Frontrunner

- Members Of Nevada's Largest Union Defied Their Leadership To Support Bernie Sanders

- Sanders Doubles Down, Blasts Israeli Government as ‘Right-wing and Racist’

- Bernie Sanders calls Saudi Arabia's rulers 'murderous thugs'

- Twitter suspends 70 accounts posting identical pro-Bloomberg content

- Bloomberg Has Already Spent $450 Million On Ads Since Launching His Campaign

- BLOOMBERG TO PAY HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE $2,500 A MONTH TO PRAISE HIM ON THEIR PERSONAL SOCIAL MEDIA FEEDS: REPORT

- Bloomberg quietly plotting brokered convention strategy

- Bloomberg is the Equal Evil

Wet'suwet'en Solidarity News & Developments

Breaking: RCMP close outpost on Wet'suwet'en territory while continuing patrols

Since RCMP violently invaded our territories, police have been monitoring and patrolling Unist'ot'en land 24 hours a day. RCMP continue to deploy from a police detachment on Gidimt'en territory that was built against the will of our Hereditary Chiefs.

The Wet'suwet'en Hereditary Chiefs, Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs and B.C. Civil Liberties Association say the exclusion zone implemented by the RCMP was unlawful. This response is authored by the RCMP Civilian Review and Complaints Commission.




- B.C. environmental agency puts portion of Coastal Gaslink pipeline on hold

- Trudeau says rail barricades 'need to come down now,' rules out sending in soldiers to restore rail service

- Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs will maintain blockades despite headway in B.C.

- 'We're not going to talk with a gun pointed at our heads' | Chief Woos

- The rule of law is ‘racist’ says Mohawk law professor Beverly Jacobs

- The breathtaking hypocrisy of the howls for “rule of law”

- Former treaty negotiator accuses B.C. government of 'picking their Indians' in Wet'suwet'en conflict

- 'Shame on them': Dene National Chief condemns police use of force on Wet'suwet'en territory

- Liberals postponing planned tabling of UNDRIP bill because of blockade crisis, says Mohawk chief

- Regina protesters tell Andrew Scheer to check his privilege in latest Wet’suwet’en rally

- Check your white male privilege Andrew Scheer

- Partial rail blockade in support of Wet'suwet'en Hereditary Chiefs erected in Saskatoon

- Rally held downtown in support of Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs (Toronto)

- Secwépemc Sacred Fire joins nationwide protests with rail blockade near Chase

- Protest outside B.C. premier's home amid Wet'suwet'en dispute leads to 3 arrests

- Indigenous Rail Blockades Could Become Flashpoint For Far-Right Activity

- Indigenous Peoples Report Racism Surge as Wet'suwet'en Rail Blockades Grow

- Conservative Leadership Candidate Peter MacKay Endorses Vigilante Justice To Deal With Protesters

- Who will be on the hook if the largest private-sector investment project in Canadian history hits the rocks?

- FROM RCMP RAIDS TO NATO WARS: CAPITALIST CRISIS AND OIL

- Petition: Statement of Solidarity for Wet’suet’en & Unifor & Condemnation of Police Suppression

- Petition: Open Letter in Solidarity with Wet'suwet'en Land Defense

An estimated 8,000 -10,000 people just SHUT DOWN and occupied major intersections of downtown Toronto along Bloor street in solidarity with Wet'suwet'en land defenders and water protectors!

Algeria:

- International trade union federations seek ILO intervention to stop persecution of Algerian activists

Bangladesh:

- Bangladesh' shipbreaking yards continue to claim lives

Bolivia:

- Morales' Candidacy in Peril as Electoral Body Ponders Ineligibility

Canada:

- NDP BUDGET FALLS FAR SHORT OF PEOPLE’S NEEDS (BC)

- Trudeau promotes mining exploitation in Africa

- Cabin seized by Sask. govt 'integral' to trapper's way of life, First Nations leaders say, urging its return

- Online petition calling for inquiry into Colten Boushie shooting gets thousands of signatures

- Court documents allege premier, others knew of plan for 'unconquered people' argument (Nova Scotia)

- Supporters cheer N.S. mom charged in rough arrest, as plea date set over

- As the TTC scolds riders for fare evasion, other cities experiment with a novel concept — free fares

Central, South America and Caribbean:

- US Prevents Medical Supplies From Reaching Cuba

- Brazil Court Rules in Favor of Fired Petrobras Workers on Strike

- IMF: Argentinian Debt 'Unsustainable', Economic Crisis Deepens

- Protests Continue in Dominican Republic

- Correa Returns To Ecuador To Register His Candidacy

- Mexican Radio Journalist Murdered in Ciudad Juárez

Chile:

- Chile: Chief of Police to Be Questioned Over 30 Lawsuits

- Chile: 3,765 Injured,10,000 Detained Protesters Since October

Climate Emergency:

- “NET ZERO” ISN’T ZERO ENOUGH

- Yukon First Nations declare climate emergency

Colombia:

- Colombia: 46 Social Leaders, 10 Ex-FARC Members Killed in 2020

- Violence Persists in Colombia: Another Ex-FARC Member Murdered

- Colombia's Communist Party reiterates struggle commitment

Coronavirus:

- World is approaching coronavirus tipping point, experts say

Europe:

- Italian dock workers refuse to resupply Saudi ‘weapons’ ship

- Communist Party of Greece Leader Koutsoumbas: ND Will Pay for the Demolition of the Social Security System

- Why Syriza’s Defeat Still Haunts the Left

France:

Thousands upon thousands of people have taken to the streets of Paris and other French cities as part of another nationwide strike against Macron's neoliberal pension reforms.



Germany:

- Far-right AfD faces exit from Hamburg parliament after election flop

- 9 killed in suspected far-right attack in Germany

- German far-right party AfD accused of fuelling hate after Hanau attack

- 'Who is there to protect us?' Far-right murders in Hanau spark anger and fear

- On Hanau’s streets, shocked migrants fear causes of the attack run deep

Ideas / History:

- W.E.B. Du Bois exposed capitalist and colonialist roots of white supremacy

New Zealand:

- New Communist Party of Aotearoa seeks to blaze a new trail in New Zealand

Ontario:

- Thousands gather in Niagara Falls to protest Ontario PC government

- Ontario PC party apologizes after security guard blocks CBC's Mike Crawley during live TV report

- Security company says guard who blocked CBC News camera was 'instructed by the PC party'

- 'We're all in it for the kids': Education unions lead thousands in job action at Queen's Park

- Ford government's claim of spending '$1.2B more' on education doesn't add up

- 'It's not just teachers': The forgotten workers in Ontario's school strikes

- Developer With Links to Fake Parents’ Group Lobbied Ford Government Following Anti-Teacher Attack Ads

- Layoffs Loom As Ontario PCs Test Privatizing Job-Search Services

- Canada steps into 'Ring of Fire' debate with Ontario Premier Doug Ford

Porn and Prostitution:

- The Ugly Truth Behind Pornhub's 'Year In Review'

Spain:

- Spain bans layoffs over sickness in first step to roll back labor reform

United Kingdom:

- UK to close door to non-English speakers and unskilled workers

- Patel admits her new immigration rules would have excluded her own parents from coming to Britain

- Jewish Chronicle to pay damages over anti-Semitism libel

- The new socialism of fools

- Over 600 workers in Amazon's warehouses have suffered serious injuries, union finds

- No socialist should vote for Keir Starmer

United States:

- Greyhound to stop allowing immigration checks on buses

- Federal Judge Finds US in Contempt for Deporting Minors

- Target Warehouse Workers Rally To Become First Location In U.S. To Unionize

- Walmart Workers Demand Fair Pay And Hours At Protest In NY

- JAMAL TRULOVE: THE ENDURING TRAUMA OF STOP-AND-FRISK

- What is the 'boogaloo?' How online calls for a violent uprising are hitting the mainstream

Venezuela:

- Venezuelan Heroism Defeated Last Year's Invasion: Maduro

- US War Criminal Elliott Abrams Goes After teleSUR As Part of Regime Change Plot

- Maduro Announces Measures to Defend Venezuela’s Oil Industry

- Spanish Parliament Rejects Juan Guaido as Venezuelan President

- 'Bolivarian Shield 2020' Successfully Completed In Venezuela

- Mistrial is Another Blow to US Coup in Venezuela

Solidarity with Wet'suwet'en, Bloomberg's History, UK Labour Party & more -- The Week in News and Opinion February 9 - 16

Photo via twitter

This week's list of articles, news items and opinion pieces that I see as a must if you are looking for a roundup that should be of interest to The Left Chapter readers.

This list covers the week of  February 9 - 16.

The round-up of international left news is presented in sections related to topic/region listed alphabetically except for the Featured Article post and a large section related to Wet'suwet'en Solidarity Actions & News at the start.


For news related to the RCMP's violent attacks on land defenders in Wet’suwet’en territory up to February 12 see: RCMP launches violent raids into Wet’suwet’en territory

For a roundup of solidarity actions up to February 13 see: Actions across the country in solidarity with Wet'suwet'en

Featured Article:

- Wet’suwet’en protests a revolutionary moment in Canada: Mohawk scholar Gerald Taiaiake Alfred

Protesters are shutting down railways, bridges, ports, and offices.
They’ve taken to the streets in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en people opposing a gas pipeline in northern B.C.
It’s an extraordinary flow of events that have fused popular sentiment about Indigenous rights, the environment, and social justice.

For a Vancouver Island-based Mohawk scholar Gerald Taiaiake Alfred, Canada is witnessing no less than a revolutionary moment.

Wet'suwet'en Solidarity Actions & News:

On Saturday Feb 15th, around 50 people snuck onto some train tracks in Vaughan, Ontario (just north of Toronto) and shut down the second biggest rail yard in Canada. They were soon joined by a large crowd of supporters who helped hold down the blockade for the rest of the day.




"We have had enough. Enough dialogue, discussion, negotiation at the barrel of a gun. Canada comes to colonize. Reconciliation is dead.

It is time to fight for our land, our lives, our children, our future.

Revolution lives."



Breaking: Blockade continues despite 'modest progess' made in talks between federal minister and Tyendinaga Mohawk

- ‘The Fight Isn’t Over’: Wet’suwet’en Activist Speaks Out After RCMP Arrest

- Country erupts into Wet’suwet’en solidarity demonstrations: A week in pictures

- “This Is Insurrection”: #ShutDownCanada Action “Cancels Trains Nationwide” As Acts Of Sabotage Continue

- Police protect corporations, not people

- More than 60 shipping vessels stalled off B.C. coast due to rail blockades

- Solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en Against the Colonial Policies of the Canadian State

- MCA stands with Wet’suwet’en

- Palestinians stand in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en nation

- The Wet’suwet’en are more united than pipeline backers want you to think

- The inconvenient truth for pipeline supporters: root causes of this revolution will not be televised

- Canada does not deserve seat at UN Security Council: Opinion

- The Wet'suwet'en, Aboriginal Title, and the Rule of Law: An Explainer

- B.C. NDP MLAs all voted for LNG incentives—and they only have themselves to blame for the rebellion that's followed

- Time to Tear off the Masks in the Media’s Framing of the Horgan Pipeline Debacle

- Profit over people: What the Wet’suwet’en struggle reveals about corporate capture

- Trudeau calls for 'dialogue' as blockade cripples rail network, while Scheer says clear out the protesters

This is very powerful and well said. Be sure to listen to the end:

 


Brazil:

- Deep in the Amazon, armed tribesmen battle illegal loggers for their future

- Brazil: Bolsonaro Is Pushing Teachers Towards a National Strike

Canada:

Petition: TELL TRUDEAU HE IS WRONG TO CONDEMN BDS

- The Conservative leadership race: Den of really, truly, horrible people -- Hellworld Podcast Episode 2

- An open letter to B.C. Green leadership candidate Sonia Furstenau from the B.C. Ecosocialist Party

- Fredericton brings in replacement workers amid labour dispute

- Is it time for a child-care uprising in Ontario?

- Jason Kenney’s Energy War Room Deletes Tweets Accusing the New York Times of ‘Bias’ and ‘Anti-Semitism’

- 'It's 2020': Parent appalled after students told not to speak Atikamekw language in school

- Atikamekw families demand Quebec heed calls to action, to find out what happened to missing children

China:

- China Focus: Wuhan sends 34,000 gov't workers, Party members to fight coronavirus in communities

- ANTI-CHINA RACISM MUST BE REJECTED

Climate Emergency:

- How climate change is driving food insecurity

- Car ‘splatometer’ tests reveal huge decline in number of insects

- Earth just had its hottest January in recorded history

- Stop blaming population growth for climate change. The real culprit is wealth inequality

Co-op Refinery Strike:

- Newest Unifor picket line in Co-op labour dispute begins in Prince George

- Judge fines Unifor 594 $250,000 for contempt in CRC dispute

- The Myth of State Neutrality

Cuba:

- Trump Puts More Pressure on Cuba, Targets Cuban Doctors Program

- The Internet Is Widely Accessible in Cuba. Why Is the US Insisting It Isn’t?

Europe:

- Italy Salvini: Senate votes for far-right leader to face trial

- Activist fights homophobia in Poland with photo series of 'LGBT-free' zones

France:

- BlackRock Becomes a Symbol for Anticapitalist Fervor in France

- “Either We Defend Social Solidarity, or French Society Will Break Down”

Germany:

- German Communist Party (DKP) to hold its 23rd Congress

- Germany: Opening the floodgates to the far right

India:

Night of Terror: CCTV video exposes police brutality in Delhi's Jamia university


A recently released CCTV footage captured the ‘Night of Terror,’ when police brutally attacked the students inside the library of New Delhi based Jamia Millia Islamia University on December 15, 2019. On that day, students of Jamia and residents from nearby localities had organized a march against the divisive citizenship amendment law passed by the far-right Indian government. As the protesters attempted to take out the march, police unleashed a brutal violence.



- India's communists to protest against Trump's visit to the country

Ireland:

- Sinn Féin to try to form ruling coalition after Irish election success

- Ireland’s Left Turn

Israel / Palestine:

- Palestinians welcome UN's list of companies complicit in illegal Israeli expansion

- MLB to Cancel Roger Waters' Tour Promotions Over BDS Support

- Journalist Abby Martin Sues State of Georgia Over Law Requiring Pledge of Allegiance to Israel

- Moroccans protest Trump's Mideast plan, support Palestinians

- The IDF Spokesman Announces: Continue to Shoot Palestinian Children

Porn & Prostitution:

- Quebec City murder underscores need to abolish prostitution

- Opinion: 'Sex work' isn't work, it's sexual exploitation

- Enforcing prostitution laws could have saved Marylène Lévesque

South America:

- Meet the candidates taking on Bolivia’s U.S.-backed right-wing government

- Chile: Almost 10,000 People Arrested in Four Months of Protests

- End of political violence and threats advocated in Colombia

Spain:

- Spanish govt to ban glorification of Franco dictatorship – Socialist Party

- Leftist Podemos chief to join talks with Catalan separatists

United Kingdom:

This is what democracy looks like!


Thousands out in force at the London climate strike:




- Even With Corbyn Gone, Antisemitism Threats Will Keep Destroying the UK Labour Party

- My life’s work as an anti-racist and anti-Zionist activist makes me an antisemite according to Labour

- Labour reinstates Palestine campaigner

- Why I referred myself to the Labour Party’s Compliance Unit for antisemitism

- Calls to stem ‘devastating’ rise of femicides

United States:

- Voting for Mike Bloomberg is the line I just can’t cross

- This should disqualify Michael Bloomberg

- Why Is Bloomberg's Long History of Egregious Sexism Getting a Pass?

- 64 White Supremacists Prosecuted by DOJ Receive 820 Years in Federal Prison

- AIPAC IS HELPING FUND ANTI-BERNIE SANDERS SUPER PAC ADS IN NEVADA

- WITH NEW HAMPSHIRE BEHIND HIM, SANDERS LOOKS TO NEVADA WORKERS AS VEGAS UNION BOSSES RALLY AGAINST HIM

- New Hampshire 2020: In Supreme Irony, the Horse Race Favors Bernie Sanders

-  A pro-Israel PAC tried to sabotage Bernie in Iowa. It didn't go well

- BERNIE SANDERS LEADS ALL DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES IN SUPPORT FROM NON-WHITE VOTERS, NEW POLLS SHOW

- Why does the “BernieBro” myth persist? Because pundits don't understand how the internet works

- Native burial sites blown up for US border wall

- Seattle City Council OKs ban on wintertime evictions; here’s how it would work for renters, landlords

- "You wouldn't think you'd go to jail over medical bills": County in rural Kansas is jailing people over unpaid medical debt

Venezuela:

- Juan Guaido Stars Venezuela's Biggest Corruption Case Ever

- Mistrial Declared in Trial of Embassy Protection Collective 4

- 'The Bolivarian Shield' Prepares Millions to Defend Venezuela

- Conviasa will Continue to Operate Normally Despite US Sanctions

- Minnesotans go to anti-imperialist congress in Venezuela