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Fair Observer
- A Jailed Comedian, a Mall Mob and the Enemies Erdoğan Needs
On October 18, a group of people surrounded Claudia Medina Halfon, a dual Israeli-Turkish citizen, while she shopped at the upscale Istinye Park mall in Istanbul. The crowd directed accusations such as “terrorist” and “child killer” at her until mall security intervened and escorted her from the premises. This incident appears premeditated. Halfon’s location was… Continue reading A Jailed Comedian, a Mall Mob and the Enemies Erdoğan Needs The post A Jailed Comedian, a Mall Mob and the Enemies Erdoğan Needs appeared first on Fair Observer.
- The Indian Supreme Court’s Textbook Case: From Ban to Sanitization
A century ago, the anthropologist Margaret Mead wrote a line that became the gospel of generations of educationists: “The children must be taught how to think, not what to think.” Many post-1945 Western nations tried to put this vision of education into practice, with mixed results. In India, we recently witnessed a striking demonstration that… Continue reading The Indian Supreme Court’s Textbook Case: From Ban to Sanitization The post The Indian Supreme Court’s Textbook Case: From Ban to Sanitization appeared first on Fair Observer.
- The American Electoral Landslide: Democrats Rediscover God and Guys
The US Democratic Party literally transformed the American political landscape overnight. With their astonishing sweep of the November 3 elections for Congress and hundreds of state and local offices, Democrats did more than rout their Republican rivals and vaporize the aura of impunity that for a decade enveloped President Donald Trump. In a stunning reversal… Continue reading The American Electoral Landslide: Democrats Rediscover God and Guys The post The American Electoral Landslide: Democrats Rediscover God and Guys appeared first on Fair Observer.
Anthropocene
- Solar above, fish below: Double-decker farms could rival US power use
Floating solar panels over the world’s fish and shrimp ponds could generate 4,100 terawatt-hours of electricity, avoiding up to 2.5 billion tons of emissions.
- Sewage bacteria generate electricity while destroying antibiotics
Call it a sewage trifecta: a new microbial fuel cell makes power, breaks down hard-to-remove antibiotics, and produces the household chemical hydrogen peroxide.
Black Agenda Report
- Black Agenda Radio November 6, 2026
In this week’s segment, we hear about the Southern Human Rights Organizers' Conference (SHROC), which will be held in Jackson, Mississippi, in December. But we begin with an analysis of the Michigan Senate race won by Abdul El-Sayed.
- Abdul El-Sayed's Senate Victory in Michigan
Abayomi Azikiwe is editor of the Pan-African Newswire and a Detroit-based activist. Abdul El-Sayed won his election and will represent Michigan as a United States senator. He defied the Democratic Party and its donor class, but is his victory truly meaningful to the voters who rejected Islamophobia […]
- Southern Human Rights Organizers' Conference
Jaribu Hill is the executive director of the Mississippi Workers Center for Human Rights in Greenville, Mississippi. She joins us from Greenville to discuss the upcoming Southern Human Rights Organizers' Conference (SHROC), which will convene in Jackson, Mississippi, December 10th through the 13th. […]
The Guardian
The Marshall Project
- ‘We Can Do Hard Things’: How a Grassroots Campaign Shut Down a Notorious St. Louis Jail
A new documentary, “Hell on Hall Street,” shows how community organizations fought to close and, ultimately, demolish the jail known as The Workhouse.
Aeon
Unicorn Riot
The Conversation
Inter Press Service
Sludge
- The Money Behind Hakeem Jeffries
Executives at Anduril and Palantir, crypto industry advocates, and investors giving through AIPAC helped fund the Democratic leader preparing to become speaker.
Yale Environment 360
- As the Japanese Countryside Empties Out, Wildlife Is Disappearing
The Japanese population is in decline, but the downward trend is especially pronounced in rural areas. The loss of people might be expected to lead to a resurgence of wildlife. But paradoxically, where farms have been abandoned, wildlife is also disappearing.Read more on E360 →
Inside Climate News
Amnesty International
Grist
Truthout
- Trump Admin Giving $1M to Group Studying Crime Against White South Africans
The new award comes after the administration cut human rights funding to nations in crisis.
- Mississippi Ballot Monitors Say They’re Being Shut Out of Vote Counting
Volunteers say they are navigating confusion and obstacles while trying to ensure a transparent counting process.
- Flooding in Gaza Destroys 70,000 Tents as Israel Continues to Block Aid
The Palestinian Health Minister warned of “a catastrophic deterioration in health and environmental conditions" in Gaza.
Labor Notes
- Book Review: A Model for U.S.-Mexico Cross-Border Solidarity
Labor law reform in Mexico has opened up a major opportunity for workers fighting for genuine, independent unions. What can U.S. unions do to support our brothers and sisters there? And how can we build cross-border campaigns to confront our common employers? Unions asking these questions will find valuable ideas in the e-book International Solidarity in Action: The Relationship Between the United Electrical Workers (UE) and Frente Auténtico del Trabajo (FAT), available for free download here.
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