Minnesota Elementary School Sends Urgent Message as ICE Sends Flyers Offering Food Support to Families, and it’s understandably causing a huge uproar. It’s the kind of thing that makes you stop and really think about the lengths some people will go to. The whole situation is just… well, it’s sickening, to put it mildly. We’re talking about a tactic that feels like a betrayal of the basic principles of human decency, playing on the vulnerabilities of families already struggling.
This isn’t just a matter of disagreeing with policy; it’s about the very core of trust and compassion. Imagine being a parent, worried about how to feed your kids, and then seeing a flyer offering help.… Continue reading
For over a decade, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) served as the United States’ primary ally in Syria, fighting alongside them against ISIS. However, this alliance is now fracturing as the U.S. shifts its support to President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s new government, a move that is seen by many as a betrayal of the SDF. Without U.S. backing, the SDF has begun to retreat as the government moves to seize control of the strategically important region and its resources. This shift has been facilitated by U.S. negotiations, but many, including some US officials, feel this transition is a significant misstep, paving the way for al-Sharaa, and Turkey’s goals, while disregarding the sacrifices of the SDF.
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In a surprising move, President Donald Trump rescinded Canada’s invitation to join his Board of Peace initiative. The withdrawal was communicated via a Truth Social post addressed to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Trump asserted the Board would be “the most prestigious Board of Leaders ever assembled.” This decision highlights a shift in international relations and signals potential tension between the two countries.
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US officially leaves World Health Organization, and it’s hard not to feel a sense of bewilderment about the whole thing, isn’t it? It feels like we’re witnessing a complete dismantling of decades of diplomatic progress, all in the name of…well, it’s hard to say what the actual name of it is. The fact that the US is stepping away from an organization dedicated to global health, especially in the midst of a global health crisis or even the anticipation of a future one, is genuinely concerning. It’s like turning your back on the fire alarm when the building’s already starting to smoke.… Continue reading
An independent autopsy commissioned by the family of Renee Good revealed she sustained three gunshot wounds, including a fatal shot to the head. The other shots struck her left forearm and right breast, though neither was immediately life-threatening. The incident, captured on video, involved an encounter with ICE officer Jonathan Ross, during which Good was shot while attempting to drive away. Homeland Security officials have stated that Good refused to comply with officer commands and was a “domestic terrorist” but the FBI is investigating the shooting.
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US officially exits World Health Organization, and it’s a move that’s pretty much unprecedented. As far as the world is concerned, the United States is the only country on the planet that’s done this. Literally, everyone else is still a member of the WHO in some capacity. It’s a pretty stark contrast, and the implications are significant.
The departure is like a messy divorce, as one article put it. The US is essentially saying, “We’re done, and we’re not paying.” The WHO, in turn, is saying, “You can’t just leave without settling your debts.” There’s more than $270 million owed for the 2024-2025 period, and it’s a huge issue, especially when you consider the global impact of the organization.… Continue reading
In a recent interview, former US President Donald Trump criticized NATO’s involvement in the Afghanistan conflict, stating that allied troops stayed “a little off the front lines.” These comments have drawn widespread condemnation, with critics calling them “grossly offensive” and an “insult” to the sacrifices made by those who served alongside the US. The UK, with the second-highest number of deaths after the US, and other allies, also suffered significant casualties during the conflict. Several politicians, including a former captain who served in Afghanistan, have stated that Trump’s words are a disservice to the sacrifices of the troops.
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Following a sparsely attended “Board of Peace” ceremony in Davos, Donald Trump took to Truth Social for two hours, sharing a barrage of posts. These posts included attacks on his political enemies, reposted praise, and discussions about legal battles. The posting spree coincided with a widely criticized trip to the World Economic Forum, where his “Board of Peace” initiative, intended to attract 35 countries, was largely ignored by prominent world leaders. Surrounded by a few allies, Trump called the attendees “great friends of mine” and subsequently adopted a more positive tone on his account.
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The Bond Between is dedicated to combating pet hunger and assisting families facing hardships. Through their Pet Food Shelf at their Minneapolis location, the organization provides essential resources. This initiative ensures pets in need receive vital sustenance. Ultimately, the program strives to keep families and their beloved animals together.
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Friday’s “ICE Out of Minnesota” day is a general strike. Here’s what that means, and it boils down to the simple concept of withholding your labor. It’s about using the power that comes from the collective action of workers. When people stop working, they disrupt the normal flow of business and the economy. This disruption is the lever that can be used to pressure those in power to make changes, whether it’s advocating for fair treatment of immigrants, or any other social justice cause.
It’s understandable to feel a bit apprehensive about a general strike, especially when there are so many challenges being discussed.… Continue reading
ICE Food Flyers in Minnesota: Schools Warn of Deceptive Tactics
Minnesota Elementary School Sends Urgent Message as ICE Sends Flyers Offering Food Support to Families, and it’s understandably causing a huge uproar. It’s the kind of thing that makes you stop and really think about the lengths some people will go to. The whole situation is just… well, it’s sickening, to put it mildly. We’re talking about a tactic that feels like a betrayal of the basic principles of human decency, playing on the vulnerabilities of families already struggling.
This isn’t just a matter of disagreeing with policy; it’s about the very core of trust and compassion. Imagine being a parent, worried about how to feed your kids, and then seeing a flyer offering help.… Continue reading
US Again Abandons Kurdish Allies as Syria Seizes Control
For over a decade, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) served as the United States’ primary ally in Syria, fighting alongside them against ISIS. However, this alliance is now fracturing as the U.S. shifts its support to President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s new government, a move that is seen by many as a betrayal of the SDF. Without U.S. backing, the SDF has begun to retreat as the government moves to seize control of the strategically important region and its resources. This shift has been facilitated by U.S. negotiations, but many, including some US officials, feel this transition is a significant misstep, paving the way for al-Sharaa, and Turkey’s goals, while disregarding the sacrifices of the SDF.
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Trump’s “Withdrawal” of Canada’s Peace Board Invitation Mocked and Celebrated
In a surprising move, President Donald Trump rescinded Canada’s invitation to join his Board of Peace initiative. The withdrawal was communicated via a Truth Social post addressed to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Trump asserted the Board would be “the most prestigious Board of Leaders ever assembled.” This decision highlights a shift in international relations and signals potential tension between the two countries.
Read More
US Leaves WHO: Dismay, Damage, and Global Implications
US officially leaves World Health Organization, and it’s hard not to feel a sense of bewilderment about the whole thing, isn’t it? It feels like we’re witnessing a complete dismantling of decades of diplomatic progress, all in the name of…well, it’s hard to say what the actual name of it is. The fact that the US is stepping away from an organization dedicated to global health, especially in the midst of a global health crisis or even the anticipation of a future one, is genuinely concerning. It’s like turning your back on the fire alarm when the building’s already starting to smoke.… Continue reading
Autopsy Finds Renee Good Murdered in Shooting
An independent autopsy commissioned by the family of Renee Good revealed she sustained three gunshot wounds, including a fatal shot to the head. The other shots struck her left forearm and right breast, though neither was immediately life-threatening. The incident, captured on video, involved an encounter with ICE officer Jonathan Ross, during which Good was shot while attempting to drive away. Homeland Security officials have stated that Good refused to comply with officer commands and was a “domestic terrorist” but the FBI is investigating the shooting.
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US Exits WHO: A Messy Divorce and a Grim Future
US officially exits World Health Organization, and it’s a move that’s pretty much unprecedented. As far as the world is concerned, the United States is the only country on the planet that’s done this. Literally, everyone else is still a member of the WHO in some capacity. It’s a pretty stark contrast, and the implications are significant.
The departure is like a messy divorce, as one article put it. The US is essentially saying, “We’re done, and we’re not paying.” The WHO, in turn, is saying, “You can’t just leave without settling your debts.” There’s more than $270 million owed for the 2024-2025 period, and it’s a huge issue, especially when you consider the global impact of the organization.… Continue reading
Trump’s Afghanistan Claim Draws Ire: Allies Fought, Sacrificed on Front Lines
In a recent interview, former US President Donald Trump criticized NATO’s involvement in the Afghanistan conflict, stating that allied troops stayed “a little off the front lines.” These comments have drawn widespread condemnation, with critics calling them “grossly offensive” and an “insult” to the sacrifices made by those who served alongside the US. The UK, with the second-highest number of deaths after the US, and other allies, also suffered significant casualties during the conflict. Several politicians, including a former captain who served in Afghanistan, have stated that Trump’s words are a disservice to the sacrifices of the troops.
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Trump’s 50-Post Tirade After Davos Humiliation
Following a sparsely attended “Board of Peace” ceremony in Davos, Donald Trump took to Truth Social for two hours, sharing a barrage of posts. These posts included attacks on his political enemies, reposted praise, and discussions about legal battles. The posting spree coincided with a widely criticized trip to the World Economic Forum, where his “Board of Peace” initiative, intended to attract 35 countries, was largely ignored by prominent world leaders. Surrounded by a few allies, Trump called the attendees “great friends of mine” and subsequently adopted a more positive tone on his account.
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Pets Left Behind: Supporting Animals Impacted by ICE Detentions
The Bond Between is dedicated to combating pet hunger and assisting families facing hardships. Through their Pet Food Shelf at their Minneapolis location, the organization provides essential resources. This initiative ensures pets in need receive vital sustenance. Ultimately, the program strives to keep families and their beloved animals together.
Read More
Minnesota General Strike: What You Need to Know
Friday’s “ICE Out of Minnesota” day is a general strike. Here’s what that means, and it boils down to the simple concept of withholding your labor. It’s about using the power that comes from the collective action of workers. When people stop working, they disrupt the normal flow of business and the economy. This disruption is the lever that can be used to pressure those in power to make changes, whether it’s advocating for fair treatment of immigrants, or any other social justice cause.
It’s understandable to feel a bit apprehensive about a general strike, especially when there are so many challenges being discussed.… Continue reading