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Stadium Workers Beat ICE At World Cup, Trump Regime’s Secret Epstein Panic Exposed, and Republicans Defect To Stop…

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Your support funds investigations no corporation would ever touch, while keeping our pressure campaigns echoing in congressional offices. I’m grateful for you every single morning—if you ever want to do more, become a Founding Member or gift a subscription to someone ready to join the fight. Stadium Workers Beat ICE At World Cup, Trump Regime’s Secret Epstein Panic Exposed, and Republicans Defect To Stop Congressman’s Dangerous Nuclear Reactor Deal Plus, MAGA’s invincibility myth dies in Iowa and South Carolina Scott Dworkin Jun 12   With all of Trump’s chaos, I’m glad to have more great news for you today. Before we dive in, do me one favor—hit the ❤️ like button and restack this edition right now. Restacking shares it with everyone who follows you, including people drowning in the regime’s spin, who are looking for a reason to hope. You can be the one who hands it to them. And if you haven’t yet, I’d be honored to have you as a paid subscriber. There are no ads here, no corporate...
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Is it safe for Americans to go into the woods today?

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  THIS IS A LENGTHY AND DETAILED ARTICLE ABOUT TICKS & LYME DISEASE  INCLUDING THE HISTORY AND DISCOVERY OF THE ARTHRITIS CAUSE IN  LYME, CONNECTICUT! THIS IS WHY PBS AND NPR ARE IMPORTANT! Is it safe for Americans to go into the woods today? Paige Sutherland Meghna Chakrabarti Tim Skoog June 11, 2026 In this photo made Friday, May 9, 2014, an informational card about ticks distributed by the Maine Medical Center Research Institute is seen in the woods in Freeport, Maine. State officials say ticks are back with a vengeance, meaning tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease will see no wain. No wane is expected in Lyme nationwide, either, in part because of climate change. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty) Health Secretary RFK Jr. doesn't think so. That's why the Trump Administration is investing millions of federal dollars to reduce Lyme disease by 25 percent by 2035. But how? Guests Thomas Mather , professor and researcher at the University of Rhode Island. He serves as dire...
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News Alert | ‘This Is Oligarchy’: Nearly 100 Billionaires Are Funding Susan Collins’ Reelection Bid

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  THIS IS ANONYMOUS DARK MONEY AND SUPER PACS BUYING AN ELECTION!  IT'S VESTED INTERESTS THAT STAND TO PROFIT WITH SENATOR SUSAN COLLINS  ALWAYS FAITHFUL TO GENUFLECT!  Friday, June 12, 2026 ‘This Is Oligarchy’: Nearly 100 Billionaires Are Funding Susan Collins’ Reelection Bid A new analysis of campaign finance data shows that nearly 100 billionaires and their spouses have contributed to Republican Sen. Susan Collins’ reelection bid so far, funneling nearly $10 million to the incumbent’s campaign committee and PACs supporting her effort to fend off progressive challenger Graham Platner. “While Susan Collins’ campaign is backed by billionaire donors, our campaign is built on a movement funded by the people, with an average donation of $26,” Ben Chin, Platner’s campaign manager, said in a statement. “The establishment can bring it on—they cannot defeat the will of working Mainers, 15,000+ volunteers, and a campaign powered by small-dollar donors from nearly every zip c...
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David Hockney dies at 88

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  News Alert June 12, 2026 David Hockney, one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, dies at 88 David Hockney believed painting could change the world; in the midst of all our miseries, he said, art lets us see the world as beautiful, thrilling, mysterious. Hockney, one of the best-known contemporary artists, has died at home, age 88, his publicist said Friday. Read More Read The Latest Headlines  This email was sent by National Public Radio, Inc., 1111 North Capitol Street NE, Washington, DC 20002
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Morning Digest: Why Georgia Democrats are fretting a special election next week

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Morning Digest: Why Georgia Democrats are fretting a special election next week The GOP has flipped zero legislative seats in Trump 2.0, but that could soon change David Nir and Jeff Singer Jun 12     Democrat Adrienne White is defending a vacant seat in the Georgia State Senate. (Credit: Adrienne White Facebook) Leading Off Special Elections Georgia Democrats are warning that Republicans could flip a state Senate seat in a special election on Tuesday, an outcome that would leave Democrats down a member heading into a crucial special session devoted to redistricting that begins the very next day. “In a district that would normally be an easy win for Democrats, Republican voters are vastly outpacing Democratic voters in the first three days,” former state Rep. Beth Moore told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution of the early voting numbers in the race for the 7th Senate District, based in Gwinnett County outside Atlanta. The problem is one of timing. As Moore alluded, Democrat Ad...
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