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Our military is being paid by an anonymous donor.
Our WH East Wing was demolished for a ballroom - paid for by donors.
These aren’t acts of benevolence or patriotism.
This is the oligarchy assuming control, insidiously becoming part of how we function.
Every American should reject it.
Our WH East Wing was demolished for a ballroom - paid for by donors.
These aren’t acts of benevolence or patriotism.
This is the oligarchy assuming control, insidiously becoming part of how we function.
Every American should reject it.
October 25, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Our military is being paid by an anonymous donor.
Our WH East Wing was demolished for a ballroom - paid for by donors.
These aren’t acts of benevolence or patriotism.
This is the oligarchy assuming control, insidiously becoming part of how we function.
Every American should reject it.
Our WH East Wing was demolished for a ballroom - paid for by donors.
These aren’t acts of benevolence or patriotism.
This is the oligarchy assuming control, insidiously becoming part of how we function.
Every American should reject it.
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I guess Jimmy Kimmel should have stuck to acceptable comments, like Fox News suggesting that homeless people be executed by lethal injection.
September 19, 2025 at 5:39 PM
I guess Jimmy Kimmel should have stuck to acceptable comments, like Fox News suggesting that homeless people be executed by lethal injection.
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Tomorrow, people across the country are participating in an Economic Blackout—a coordinated effort to withhold spending for 24 hours to send a powerful message about economic justice, corporate greed, and political accountability.
February 28, 2025 at 2:13 AM
Tomorrow, people across the country are participating in an Economic Blackout—a coordinated effort to withhold spending for 24 hours to send a powerful message about economic justice, corporate greed, and political accountability.
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From the 1950s until a few years before she died, in 2009, destitute at the age of 83, Vivian Maier took at least a 150,000 pictures, mostly in Chicago, and showed them to nobody. “I am sort of a spy,” Maier said.
What Vivian Maier Saw in Color
The mysterious photographer’s vivid work in color gets its turn in the limelight.
nyer.cm
February 27, 2025 at 8:02 PM
From the 1950s until a few years before she died, in 2009, destitute at the age of 83, Vivian Maier took at least a 150,000 pictures, mostly in Chicago, and showed them to nobody. “I am sort of a spy,” Maier said.
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February 23, 2025 at 5:43 PM