Epstein's Killer Caught on Camera? Forensic Expert Analysis
A careful analysis of the newly released surveillance footage from Jeffrey Epstein’s jail the night of his death, and a comparison with the claims in the official report.
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Don't Disrespect The Flag! Trevor Noah
Why we're the only country that sings the national anthem all the time, and any way we want
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Gang Databases | John Oliver
The massive problems caused by gang databases, how people wind up on them, and why nobody looks good in lime green.
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South Park: What To Expect in Episode 2
Don't expect Trey Parker and Matt Stone to hold back. Cartman, the Devil and his little orange worshiper, and the Power Christian Principal are at it again.
Federal Cuts Put Washington State Workplace Safety Research at Risk
CASCADE PBS
Three programs that train occupational health experts and study worker safety for the state’s most dangerous jobs face an uncertain future.
In a Time of Peace
Ukanian-American poet Ilya Kaminsky examines the way complicity with an authoritarian regime can corrupt a whole society.
In a First, Majority of Democratic Senators Vote To Stop Arming Israel
Zeteo
26 Democrats joined Bernie Sanders in his effort to end certain weapons' sales to Israel - but were blocked by 70 pro-war senators, including every Republican present. Here's how the vote went. The majority of Democratic Senators bucked AIPAC.
Zionist McCarthyism Comes for CUNY
Jacobin
Not content to torment the Ivy League, Republicans are seeking authoritarian control over working-class public universities like the City University of New York. The latest salvo: allegedly firing four adjuncts for their support of Palestine.
“Where Is My Antisemitism Money?”: A Columbia Professor’s Letter to the University President.
Literary Hub
Columbia University reached agreement with the Trump administration to pay $200 million for "violations;." also agreed to establish a $21 million fund to “compensate employees who may have experienced antisemitism." One professor asks for his share.
Read the Brazilian President’s Comments on His Feud With Trump
The New York Times
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva issued a fierce rejection of President Trump’s demands for Brazil, but said he was ready for dialogue. "Brazil’s sovereignty will not be threatened."
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