Pennsylvania has an important Supreme Court race coming up on Tuesday, November 4. If you live in the Keystone State, or know someone who does, vote YES to retain three justices who will protect your fundamental rights and freedoms.

This was just posted by a CBS News producer on their Instagram stories.

A photo of Sonya Massey on the left, and Sean Grayson on the right

PEORIA, Ill. (AP) — Illinois deputy found guilty of murder in the shooting of Sonya Massey, a Black woman who called 911 asking for help.

Name this band. Here, we'll go first: Lard Zeppelin

George Floyd should still be here to celebrate his 52nd birthday. His life sparked a movement, and our fight for justice, accountability, and humanity continues. We’ll never stop saying his name.

I see you’re visiting other venues

A retro-style poster shared by the U.S. Department of Labor. It shows a serious young man in a button-up work shirt, standing in front of a map of the United States with construction cranes in the background. The text reads: “Build your Homeland’s Future!” At the top, there’s a link: APRENTICESHIP.GOV.

Another vintage-style poster from the U.S. Department of Labor. A young man in a short-sleeved collared shirt stands confidently in front of oil drilling and construction equipment under a bright blue sky. The bold text reads: “Power the Golden Age!” The same link, APRENTICESHIP.GOV, is displayed above.

The US government is now straight up posting nazi propaganda.

Can we stop them now from sending the FBI to raid their enemies?!

jesus goddamned christ.

This is a warning shot to anyone trying to save an agency or institution that Trump-Musk-DOGE illegally try to close: "if you save it, we'll make you wish you hadn't."

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Thx Tony Michaels on FB

Thanks to Tony Michaels on FB

Nashville Banner: Pregnant Mother in Tennessee Denied Care for Being Unmarried

Forget about what year it is. What century is it?

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The easiest way to DESTROY unions in America is to dramatically change who is counted as an “employee.”

You can’t unionize “contractors.”

So…if you make all the truck drivers contractors, no more Teamsters. If you make all the linemen and electricians contractors, no more IBEW. You get the point

have a look at who’s running the show there. Grenell. you probably can’t find any information about him any more… the internet is being so heavily censored or has turned into useless AI dreck.

indeed!

Lots of confusion around Epstein. Hope this helps!

lol. I thought it was baby birds waiting to be fed

Heritage Foundation founder dies.

Feulner’s legacy lives on every time someone dies bankrupt because they couldn’t afford insulin.

The deadline for implementation is tight, so some states will use taxpayer money to hire consultants for the job, as Robert Gordon, former director of Michigan’s Department of Health and Human Services, told lawmakers last month. That will be a drain on state funding, he said, noting the price Equifax charges for its The Work Number, more than $20 per person per query. “Twenty dollars may not sound like much, but with more than 18 million people subject to reporting as often as once a month, we are talking about a vast market opportunity. Georgia paid more than $60 million to Deloitte, the leading system integrator nationwide, for a glitchy system and an advertising campaign that netted fewer than 7,500 enrollees out of 240,000 people who might have qualified,” Gordon said. “That is a contractor payout from taxpayers of $8,000 per enrollee. No wonder my colleague Jennifer Pahlka calls work requirements ‘welfare for Deloitte.’”

chances are good that consultants will get a fat slice of the money to administer the new Medicaid work requirement, and when Georgia paid Deloitte to do that, it cost $8,000 per enrollee

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"Reich citizenship will not be laid in the cradle of every one born in Germany, but will be ceremoniously conferred on him after he has shown himself worthy of it through special accomplishments, through loyal services to the State." NY Times, July 6, 1933.