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Avi Lewis is the new NDP leader, as Alberta, Sask. leaders say his polices can ‘hurt’
WINNIPEG — Filmmaker Avi Lewis has been elected as the NDP’s new leader, defeating his four rivals on the first ballot with nearly 40,000 votes, […]
Why MAGA fears human teachers
One thing Donald Trump‘s White House knows how to do is put on a spectacle so unsettling it is sure to grab attention. So it […]
Why the Iran war could make everything, not just oil, more expensive
The joint U.S.-Israel war with Iran is causing major disruptions to the energy sector, but that’s not all. With the Strait of Hormuz closed in […]
With Gaza Still Under Blockade, Recycling Has Become a Matter of Life and Death
Gaza has long been described as an “open-air prison.” The more I reflect on the term, the more it feels like a painful truth rather […]
How Maryland’s Medical Examiner Helped Conceal Suspicious Deaths
Nearly 20 years ago, I stepped into the downtown Baltimore office of an obscure state official named Dr. David Fowler. He was lanky, affable, with […]
‘They break everything’: MS NOW co-host gets choked up over ICE at airports
Reacting to comments made by Donald Trump’s border czar Tom Homan that agents will continue to haunt the nation’s airports for the foreseeable future, MS […]
Trump achieves lowest approval rating of political career in blistering new poll: report
While President Donald Trump has long been plagued by historically low approval ratings, a new poll shared exclusively with Zeteo revealed Monday that the president […]
Is Platner the Face of the Democratic Tea Party? (Neon Liberalism #67, with Chance Phillips)
According to all current polling, Graham Platner will be Maine’s next senator—despite a Nazi tattoo, a history of controversial social media posts, and an almost-total […]
Why Wasn’t There a Long Jackson Moment?
In 1988 and 2016, DSA backed insurgent primary campaigns by gifted outsiders — but the aftermath of the Jesse Jackson and the Bernie Sanders campaigns […]