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Nate Bear Do Not Panic Yesterday Pete Hegseth triumphantly tweeted a picture of Iran’s Chabahar maritime port tower collapsing following an attack by the US regime. The image bore a striking resemblance to the collapse of the towers on September 11th. Despite the fact this was, like most of the attacks on Iran, an attack on civilian […]

Journalist Fortesa Latifi plunges into the dark world of family vlogging. The post Q&A: Family Vlogging: Good Times or Exploitation? appeared first on The American Prospect.

Post-Helene, Spanish speakers and Latinos had additional barriers to aid. One Asheville journalist tried to confront that. Tropical storm Helene spared no demographic as it tore through Western North Carolina, but the recovery in greater Asheville had not been as equally distributed. The Latino community in particular faced a different and, in some ways, more [...] The post When Disaster Strikes In English, Spanish Speakers Struggle On the Margins appeared first on DCReport.org.

I’ve heard some wild claims in YouTube ads, but “The Pantry Find” still managed to make me do a double take. “If you’re a Christian, and you don’t know that the cure for Alzheimer’s and dementia is in the Bible, you should read the Scriptures again.” A bespectacled man in a white shirt and tie, looking something like a Mormon missionary, is sitting behind a desk with a bottle of honey and a pack of cinnamon sticks. Behind him are respectability-enhancing bookcases, although if you look closely the titles are garbled and AI-generated. The man goes on:

Democrats keep promising to fix the country’s problems. But many refuse to name the corporate interests standing in the way.