Journalists Arrested in Cameroon While Reporting on Trumpβs Secretive Deportation Program
"An Associated Press reporter was beaten by the police and detained along with three other journalists on Tuesday in Cameroon while reporting on a secretive Trump administration program to deport migrants to the Central African country, according to two of the people detained." (gift link)
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BREAKING: The Department of Education has ended its directive that attempted to restrict diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts in schools nationwide.
This is a victory for academic freedom and education equity.
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Photograph of five Black women and five Black men in front of a building that may be the library. They are all wearing suit/ties for the men and dresses with gloves for the women. In the upper left is a very young Jesse Jackson.
Before the Tougaloo Nine, the Greenville Eight. These eight people, including the late Jesse Jackson, demanded their right to use the Greenville SC "whites only" library in 1960. They were arrested and defended by Greenville's first Black lawyer. #BlackHistoryMonth
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4-5 years ago there were MDs like Lucy McBride crowing about the urgency of normal, getting kids back to school. There were PR hacks like David Zweig supporting them. Now kids are being sent to immigration detention, getting measles & these folks are nowhere to be found. It was never about the kids.
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mRNA Vaccine technology
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New water purification systems that work at scale
CAR-T therapies
CRISPR for rare diseases
Renewable energy at scale
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At what point will being wildly unqualified and overconfident become toxic again? Asking for a country
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Iβve seen this person get retweeted by MAGA influencers like Benny Johnson. Heβs not kidding. This is a real political goal he is pursuing. He has 425,000 followers on Facebook.
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βEach person who visits the Presidentβs House and does not learn of the realities of founding-era slavery receives a false account of this countryβs history.β β U.S. District Judge Cynthia M. Rufe
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This is so embarrassing. A conscientious decision to withdraw from something is absolutely not "failing to prepare," it's a choice to not participate, and anyone who can't tell the difference should not have a job in writing or editing.
Such as being a newspaper editor.
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Is it all coming together?
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If you only read one thing today, let it be this. ICE is not in retreat. What we saw in Minnesota is going to spread everywhere. Get ready, friends. Take a training. Connect with your neighbors. Find out which groups are already doing prep work and volunteer. Lock arms and love on your community.
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this is amazing. so worth the time to watch and cry for a good reason for a change.
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Not sure why this story is in the past tense, as if ICE is gone and the threats are over. But worth a read to see what Minnesota educators have been doing for students and families.
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Today, the historic Bowling Green courtroom β where Mildred Loving and Richard Loving were once convicted for marrying across racial lines β was added to the U.S. Civil Rights Trail.Β
I was honored to join the Loving family to celebrate this historic moment in history.Β (1/3)
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Yesterday morning kids were sent running from their bus stop in panic because ICE showed up. This guy at todayβs ICE Out of Lindenwold protest is a must watch π. @maddow.bsky.social
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@booker.senate.gov @kim.senate.gov
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The deliberate cruelty of these people is sickening.
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Twenty eight years before Ilia Malinin dazzled at Milan Cortina, Surya Bonaly decided to go out on her own terms β and became the only person to land a backflip on one blade at the Olympic Games βΈοΈ
Read for free with this gift article from The Athleticβs archives: www.nytimes.com/athletic/313...
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Little v. Llano County Legalized Library Censorship. What Exactly Does This Mean?: Book Censorship News, February 13, 2026
What are the censorship implications of Little v. Llano County? Lead plaintiff Leila Green Little talks about the case.
Little v. Llano County Legalized Library Censorship. What Exactly Does This Mean?
Leila Green Little shares her experiences as lead plaintiff in this important caseβand she explains what's happening in a post-case landscape for libraries nationwide.
bookriot.com/little-v-lla...
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I love this Canadian novel and teens do too.
This is absurd but typical:
Dylan Whitney, who admitted he had not read the book, called it "an abomination in God's word," "homosexuality bull nonsense," and "garbage." "I think we should just burn the book and get rid of it forever,"etc etc.
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This is the key point - it's not about Moderna's flu vaccine, it's about sending a signal to the rest of the industry that vaccine development isn't viable in the US. It's all part of the larger anti-vaccine agenda.
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NSFβs flagship fellowship program is rejecting applicants without peer review
Students seeking graduate research scholarships speculate that biology is being disfavored
At least 50 students hoping to win a prestigious graduate fellowship this year from the National Science Foundation have already been turned down without even having their research proposals reviewed. https://scim.ag/3MsRbA7
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Truly stomach-turning shit, like, their depravity knows no limitations. These children need to be freed, and their captors need to face consequences
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Iβm a Minneapolis postal worker. This is what I saw.
Come rain, shine, tear gas, or ICE shootings, postal worker Bianca Sonnenberg is delivering the mail.
Mail carriers... "You know that theyβre shooting tear gas on the other side of the block.β And Iβm like: βYeah, I know, but I gotta keep doing my job. I may have medicine. I donβt know what I have in my packages.β But thatβs my job." www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
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Louisiana Supreme Court allows local librarian's defamation lawsuit against Michael Lunsford to proceed - Livingston Parish News
The Louisiana Supreme Court has unanimously rejected an attempt by Michael Lunsford and Citizens for a New Louisiana to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed by Livingston Parish school librarian Amanda ...
Great news for @librarianjones.com: βThe appellate court said Jones has a right to argue that the comments βwere knowingly false or made with reckless disregard of the truth, and caused Ms. Jones injury, including harm to her reputation, contempt, ridicule, anxiety, and emotional distress.ββ
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