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  SHARED FOR INFORMATION AND EDUCATION ABOUT THE SUPER PAC MEGA  DONORS THAT PLACED $57 MILLION AD BUYS TO BUY THE ELECTION!  SAVVY VOTERS WILL CONSIDER ANONYMOUS ADS THAT FLOOD THE  MEDIA TO SUPPORT ANOTHER BOUGHT AND PAID FOR MAGA  CANDIDATE WHO WILL NOT WORK FOR CONSTITUENTS AS WE'VE SEEN  ACROSS THE NATION!  It’s Dr. Amy Acton, and I have some incredibly exciting news. The Cook Political Report has officially declared this race a toss-up. We’re seeing incredible support on the ground; we’ve taken a narrow lead in the polls, and now experts are confirming we have a real chance to win here. I want to say thank you to every one of you who has shown up to an event, talked to your neighbors about our campaign, or chipped in a few dollars to help build our grassroots foundation. We couldn’t have made it this far without your support. Will you help keep up our momentum by chipping in $10 or $25 to me and Wes Moore now? This is a critical time for our ca...

  ✍️ Petition: NYT, CNN, WaPo Must Cover Prairieland as Silencing Dissent Add Your Name Nine people connected to a July 4th noise demonstration outside a Texas ICE detention center have collectively received 562 years in federal prison — the longest sentences ever handed down to a group of political anarchist defendants in U.S. history. Most received decades-long terms not for violence, but for attending a protest, wearing dark clothing, using an encrypted messaging app, or belonging to a book club. One man received 30 years for moving a box of zines — despite not attending the protest at all. A federal judge said openly at sentencing that he wanted to send a message to anyone with similar ideology. The prosecution called the Emma Goldman Book Club a terrorist front. The government's own expert witness defined antifa membership as believing in anarchism or non-authoritarian socialism. This is not a crime story. It is a political prosecution — and it is part of a deliberate, expandi...

    Watch now   NEWS: Epstein Investigation Escalates, America Becomes 'Post-Literate Society,' Mexico Takes Legal Action against US for Immigrant Deaths Aaron Parnas Jul 9     Good morning, everyone. Today’s headlines are packed. America is slipping in literacy and increasingly becoming a post-literate society. On Capitol Hill, the Epstein investigation is accelerating ahead of Todd Blanche’s confirmation hearing. Democrats are calling it Trump’s Watergate, survivors are accusing a key witness of misleading Congress, and new developments continue to emerge. Overseas, the war with Iran is escalating, while Ukraine is intensifying its strikes deep inside Russia as pressure mounts on the Kremlin. I also woke up to find that I had lost multiple paid subscribers because I have spent so much time covering the Epstein files here on Substack. That isn’t going to change. I will continue reporting on the Epstein files and giving survivors a platform because I believe thi...

 COUNTERCURRENTS NEWSLETTERS SHARED IN ITS ENTIRETY DUE TO THE  GLOBAL SIGNIFICANCE OF MANY ISSUES.... Dear Friend, As the world confronts widening wars, accelerating climate disruption, deepening inequality, and shrinking democratic space, the need for independent journalism has never been greater. This issue of Countercurrents brings together critical analyses and firsthand accounts that illuminate these interconnected crises while also exploring pathways toward justice, peace, and social transformation. We lead with extensive coverage of the escalating US–Iran conflict, which threatens to destabilize the wider West Asian region, disrupt global energy supplies, and deepen an already volatile geopolitical landscape. Alongside this, we continue our coverage of Palestine, including urgent international calls for the release of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, a deeply moving account of returning to a devastated home in Gaza, and an open letter affirming that solidarity with Palestine ext...