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Africa resists Washington’s ‘digital colonialism’ health deals
Under Washington’s “America First Global Health Strategy,” seven American aid workers entered a U.S. isolation facility in central Kenya in mid-July, defying weeks of local protests and Kenyan High Court orders to halt the work. Continue reading
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McCarthyismn 2.0
A new report from Marco Rubio’s State Department lists dozens of prominent American figures and organizations as part of a Cuban subversion campaign against the United States. Continue reading
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Google’s Digital Dystopia
A newly-published academic study in “New Media and Society” has found that Google is systematically removing bad reviews of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) detention facilities from its platforms, including Google Maps. Continue reading
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An act of utter weakness. And utter mediocrity
For a long time, the classic 18th-century song “Rule, Britannia!” by English composer Thomas Arne, with lyrics by Scottish poets James Thomson and David Mollett, effectively served as the United Kingdom’s second national anthem. Its refrain, “Rule, Britannia! Britannia rule the waves,” powerfully captured the essence of the concept of “Mistress of the Seas,” a… Continue reading
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Un-American by Choice: W.E.B. Du Bois and the Revolution Liberal Memory Could Not Bury
Bill V. Mullen tears W.E.B. Du Bois away from the respectable American mythology that embalmed a communist revolutionary as a harmless prophet of racial reconciliation. His recovery reveals the color line as a world system binding slavery, colonial plunder, imperial war and capitalist exploitation—and restores the diasporic international that organized resistance across those fronts. Yet… Continue reading
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How ICE deportation quotas can put a parasite in the food supply
The parasite driving this summer’s massive foodborne illness outbreak has a unique quirk: it cannot spread directly from person to person. Continue reading
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Why ICE shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo
Before sunrise on July 7, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo stepped out of his Houston home, patted his dog goodbye, got into his work van and drove off to pick up his crew. He had made some version of that trip for 35 years, building houses across Houston, including the one his family lives in. Continue reading
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250 Years of G*nocide: The US Empire At Late-Stage Decay | KJ Noh & Radhika Desai
As the United States approaches its semi-quincentennial, the contrast between Washington’s triumphalist rhetoric and its material reality has never been starker. Defined by deep precarity at home and centuries of perpetual warfare abroad, this genocidal slaving oligarchy is entering a period of profound systemic decay. Continue reading
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The Backdoor Empire: When Chinese Sensors Expose U.S. Cyber Hypocrisy
CNBC turns Hesai’s lidar partnership with Nvidia into a national-security panic while treating Pentagon blacklist politics as neutral truth. The buried facts show that U.S. law already compels corporate cooperation with surveillance, while U.S. intelligence has long weaponized global digital infrastructure. The real story is technofascism: the merger of state power, Big Tech, surveillance law,… Continue reading
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Stay out of the heat, officials said. The apps sent workers into it
In the first week of July 2026, a heat dome settled over the central and eastern United States. Heat indexes reached 115 degrees. More than 185 million people were under heat alerts, and more than 30 people died before the heat broke. The real count will rise, because heat often kills through the heart, kidneys… Continue reading
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The Israeli Spy Behind PragerU’s Plan to Rewrite American Education To Indoctrinate Children
PragerU is trying to take over American schools. The right-wing, pseudo-educational group is now an official educational partner in at least ten states, and blitzes children with highly questionable messaging on race, history, and politics. Even more concerning, PragerU is led by former Israeli spy, Marissa Streit, who has stated she uses the tactics and… Continue reading
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BREAKING PEPE EXPOSES: Iran’s Secret Memo Lands in Riyadh-Iran Is ‘Ready for War’
A confidential Iranian memo — hand-carried to Riyadh by Pakistan’s Mohsin Naqvi — and one word that decides what happens next: “provoked.” Pepe Escobar, Larry Johnson, and Zulfiqar Ali with what a source at the negotiating table shared just one hour before recording. Continue reading
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Trump Lost. Now the World Faces The Economic Consequences | Michael Hudson and Radhika Desai
Trump’s ‘deal’ with Iran represents the end of Trumps’ futile search for an off ramp from the conflict that can be tarted up to look like a victory, at least to the most credulous and loyal of his dwindling following. Michael Hudson and Radhika Desai assess this defeat and its implications for the US economy,… Continue reading
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Post-Iran war: The end of an era, not to decline, but as a trigger to abrupt change
Trump’s chokehold on oil, tariffs, and tech backfired – forging a new era of self-sufficient economies and generational confrontation. Continue reading
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DHS Docs: Govt Bracing for Nationwide Anti-AI Riots, Preparing to Crack Down on Dissent
New documents from government agencies such as the FBI and Department of Homeland Security show that Washington is preparing for widespread anti-A.I. riots, as the technology destroys communities and industries across the country. Ironically, the Trump administration is already using invasive A.I. technology to identify and suppress what it calls anti-A.I. “extremists,” in the process,… Continue reading
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China puts gig-app algorithms on the bargaining table
Meituan and Ele.me delivery riders in China. New central guidelines open the platform algorithms that assign their orders, set their delivery clocks and dock their pay to union scrutiny. Continue reading
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World Cup 2026: Omar Artan, the visa bans, and the racism in the room
Two days before the 2026 World Cup’s June 11 opening, Ian Wright recorded a video for his two million Instagram followers. The former England and Arsenal striker had just read that Omar Artan, the Somali referee selected to officiate at the tournament, had been turned away at the U.S. border. “Every few hours it’s another… Continue reading
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World Cup 2026: Geopolitics and the [not so] Beautiful Game
Tuesday, 9 June 2026 — Adnan Husain This Guerrilla History series previewing and analyzing the major international football (soccer) tournaments on and off the pitch continues with the disastrous US/Canada/Mexico hosted World Cup 2026. Amid war on Iran, anti-immigrant ICE terror gangs, dismal initial attendance numbers and astronomical costs, this world cup looks to be… Continue reading
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Wall Street record highs rest on AI bets, paper wealth and war
Wall Street hit a new peak at the start of June. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at record highs on June 2, after all three major indexes set records together the day before. Wall Street called it good news. For workers, it is a warning. Continue reading
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US Gives Ukrainian Nazis AI-Guided Drones & Why These Are not Game-Changers
▪️Western media has widely reported “medium range strikes” on Russian targets by AI-enabled drones with claims that it is complicating logistics specifically to Crimea; Continue reading
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