Report: Going 100% renewable power means a lot of dirty mining Grist
VIDEO: How the Pentagon and CIA Push Venezuela Regime-Change Propaganda in Video Games Grayzone
Lawyering While Black: Cop Detains Attorney in Courthouse, Accuses Him of Impersonating a Lawyer The Root
Traders wake up to cost of coffee crisis Financial Times
Labor
Why nurses are striking Axios
Volkswagen Abandons Union Neutrality with Anti-UAW Letter Labor Notes
Chicago Musicians’ Strike Continues – Musicians Dig In Heels YouTube – TheJimmyDoreShow
Cuba
Trump declares economic war on Cuba The Conversation
Why Guaido Is No Longer in the News Resumen
Indigenous Peoples
Mi’kmaq grandmothers arrested at Alton Gas site to launch title claim APTN
3 arrested at Alton Gas site as RCMP enforce injunction CBC
Fossil Fuel Companies Are Enlisting Police to Crack Down on Protesters In These Times
Philadelphia Barber Wants Answers After Police Told Him to Stop Providing Free Haircuts to Homeless The Root
‘It’s an Aristocracy’: What the Admissions-Bribery Scandal Has Exposed About Class on Campus Chronicle of Higher Education
Jimmy Carter Calls US “The Most Warlike Nation in History Of The World” U.S. Journal
The Toxic Lure of “Guns and Butter” Common Dreams
Bret Stephens Did Something to Ilhan Omar’s Quote Hmm Daily
Bret Stephens, the New York Times opinion columnist and expert on proper journalistic behavior, wrote a column to join in the condemnation of Representative Ilhan Omar for having said four words about 9/11, two of which were an indefinite pronoun and an indefinite adjective, and the other two of which were “people” and “did.” Like all the earlier arrivals on the dogpile, Stephens had to deal somehow with the fact that her quote itself was completely innocuous; unlike the others, he works in a format where he couldn’t just paste in a picture or video of a plane hitting the World Trade Center to try to make it seem worse.
UK police shut off Wi-Fi in London Tube stations to deter climate protesters The Verge
Political reprisals in Moldova: Grigorchuk jailed 30 more days, faces new charges
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