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Wow. What a turnout. In a town of 10,000, in a county Trump won by almost 30 points, nearly 1,000 came out in support of Abdul El-Sayed.
Alpena, MI, thanks very much.
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🚨 BREAKING: Travis County judge granted Gina Hinojosa's request to inspect Greg Abbott's unredacted Musk emails.
Judge Mauzy set Thursday 10 AM as the DEADLINE for Abbott to let her see them.
Abbott tried to keep them hidden, calling them "intimate and embarrassing."
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😭A kid with a big heart, unlike the trash we usually read about in the news.
Police arrested a 16-year-old boy for breaking into an animal shelter after midnight and cutting the locks off three kennels, until bodycam footage revealed why he did it.
When a silent alarm went off at a county animal shelter just before 2 AM, officers arrived expecting to find thieves stealing expensive veterinary equipment.
Instead, they caught a 16-year-old boy in the back hallway trying to lead three elderly dogs toward the emergency exit with a pair of bolt cutters in his backpack.
At first, the officers thought it was a reckless prank and placed the boy in the back of a patrol car. He didn't fight back or try to run, he just sat in the back seat crying and begging the officers not to put the dogs back inside. Confused by how desperate he was, one of the officers asked him what was going on.
Through tears, the teenager explained that he had been volunteering at the shelter every day after school for six months. Because the facility had run out of space, the three oldest dogs—who had been passed over for adoption for nearly a year were scheduled to be put down at 6 AM that morning. He had begged his parents to let him take them home, and when they said they couldn't afford three dogs, he panicked and decided to break them out himself.
When the shelter manager arrived at the scene and saw the boy sitting in the cruiser still trying to comfort the dogs through the window, she couldn't bring herself to press charges. The story spread through the police department by morning, and before the shift ended, two officers and a dispatcher stepped forward to adopt all three senior dogs giving them the homes the boy had risked everything to find for them.
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The lesson from Serbia is that when no party represents the people, you can build your own alternative even if it takes years of community assemblies, organizing and resistance to severe state repression.
Democracy and justice are fragile; it takes the utmost strength to keep them alive.
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For context, that is almost half of the cost to the federal government last year to fund the SNAP benefits for over 42 million people. Republicans support the farmer bailout, but don't you dare call them a socialist.
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He's talking about you, Elon.
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Lula victory speech:
"We had to overcome foreign interference through digital platforms, which we will have to regulate.
We cannot have monstrously huge corporations earning millions & billions, paying no taxes to this country & trying to steer this country's election results."
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Citizenship used to mean you didn’t get your wrist broken by ICE on your way to high school
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Trump has exempted 202 facilities in 39 states and Puerto Rico from clean-air regulations that were going into effect, including some of the worst industrial polluters. About 3.3 million people live near such a facility. @EricLiptonNYT @maxinejoselow nytimes.com/2026/10/24/clima…
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NEW: At least 18 voting centers in Alaska Native communities have not opened despite early voting starting in the state last week.
“There is no legal excuse for the failure to open these sites,” one state senator wrote to the Alaska elections chief.
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Two former South Carolina governors, Republican David Beasley and Democrat Jim Hodges, have endorsed Democrat Dr. Annie Andrews in the state’s U.S. Senate race:
“We may have served as your governor from different political parties. But we agree South Carolina deserves better than more of the same political fighting”
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You MUST read this brilliant essay by Judge Michael Luttig: “The Final Battle for America’s Democracy”newrepublic.com/article/2151… via @newrepublic
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Three Democratic female candidates for Congress have been hit by cars over the past few days. Peltola, a woman running for Congress in TN, and a woman running for Congress in OH.
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BREAKING: Serbs Just Voted out the party of a leader who Wanted to Approve and Push Through the Jared Kushner Luxury Trump Hotel Project in Belgrade.
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Everyone needs to know what actually happened in Serbia.
Instead of students just protest against their government, the students organized themselves into a student list and ran in elections against their government—and they have just won.
Dear Serbia, congratulations on your victory; you have just opened a new door in protesting. This is history
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TikToker Maria Loera:
It took a year of convincing him that it was safe for him to walk to school and they fucken ruined his sense of safety.😭
Btw, he was a US citizen. No one should be subjected to these acts of violence.
WATCH:
#DemsUnited #VoteBlue
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BREAKING: Putin just lost another ally in Europe, and people are celebrating in the streets. Aleksandar Vucic, Serbia’s authoritarian leader and close ally of Trump and Putin, has officially conceded defeat in a historic snap parliamentary election. The student-led opposition movement has won, ending more than a decade of Vucic’s grip on power. Voter turnout reached nearly 70%, the highest since the breakup of Yugoslavia in 1992.































