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  Trump’s Weekend Was Ruined: World Leader Slams His Racist Policies, Former Presidents Indict His Record, and Minnesota Outplays Him Plus, a perjury investigation into Noem, and Hakeem Jeffries calls for regime change Scott Dworkin Mar 8 The resistance is winning. Corporate media won’t tell you that, but we will. A perjury investigation into a fired cabinet secretary. A world leader calling out Trump’s racist policies. And a Democratic governor outmaneuvering him. All in today’s edition. Our Midterm Accountability Project is how we flip Congress in November—reader-funded, resistance-focused, and built entirely by paid subscribers committed to relentlessly holding this corrupt regime accountable. Be part of it: AMERICA SAYS GOODBYE TO A CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER Fmr. Presidents Obama and Biden at Rev. Jesse Jackson’s memorial — Mar. 6, 2026 Reverend Jesse Jackson marched alongside Martin Luther King Jr., ran for president twice—and the world is smaller without him. Three former presiden...

From Minneapolis To Brussels, Resistance Against Trump’s Racism, Big Lie Extremism, and Corporate Deception Is Growing Stronger, Louder, and More Unified Than Ever Before This is how we crush the maga propaganda machine Scott Dworkin Dec 6 As Trump takes another weekend off, I’m glad to have more great news for you today. I hope it gives you some relief amidst all of the madness, even if only for a moment. This publication is 100% independent and 0% corporate-controlled—I never run ads, and I don’t accept corporate money. Because I never want to compromise the truth. So if you want to invest in independent journalism that fights back and delivers tangible results, join our community as a paid subscriber today: Thanks for being here. Let’s jump in. TWITTER FINED The EU Commission fined Elon Musk’s Twitter/X $140 million this week for what they called the “deceptive design of its ‘blue checkmark,’” a lack of ad transparency, and putting up “unnecessary barriers” for researchers trying to...

  New from  CommonWealth Beacon RAY OF SUNLIGHT : A Massachusetts-based company is looking to provide funding for community solar projects in underserved areas through a new renewable energy  credit program , Bhaamati Borkhetaria reports, by charging corporate buyers more and funneling the surplus into a new fund. KICKING THE CAN : Cannabis delivery licenses have been restricted to those who qualify for license categories targeted toward individuals impacted by the war on drugs during a three-year “exclusivity period.” The state Cannabis Control Commission   extended that period   by one year, Bhaamati Borkhetaria reports, but members say they need more data to decide if a further extension is warranted. OPINION : Institutions of higher education   should not double down  on the “failing ideology” of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, even though the Trump administration's attacks on such programs are driven by the president’s “long, d...