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May 21, 2026 Well into our 31st year of publication, Consortium News has its readers to thank for keeping the news organization launched by legendary journalist Robert Parry alive in a time of increasing deception and peril. Perhaps you imagined the end of the world being something like this: no one knew what the truth was anymore or what was false. Every fact was contested by the politically engaged. Meanwhile the majority of people tuned out the madness to be entertained into oblivion. They heard about wars and rumors of wars.  It sounded dangerous.…

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From Allen v. Noble, decided last week by Judge Latonia Williams (Conn. Super. Ct. New Haven), plaintiff’s factual allegations (for Noble’s side of the story, as to the now-dropped criminal charges against her apparently based on the same incident, see this N.Y. Post op-ed—she denies that she used slurs, and claims that surveillance video footage shows “[n]o confrontation, not even any interaction, with the accuser”): [P]laintiff alleges the following facts. The plaintiff is an American citizen of African descent, who, during the times alleged in the complaint, was employed as a parking lot attendant for Pro-Park Mobility. The defendant Noble,…

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Photo by Laura Ohlman A group of children gathers in a forest clearing. Before anything else begins, they check in—with themselves, with one another, and with the world around them. Each child is invited, but never required, to share how they are feeling, something they are grateful for, and what they hope the day might hold. From there, the day unfolds. Some children wander toward a creek, asking where the water comes from. Others begin building shelters from fallen branches. A few linger in conversation, reflecting on something they noticed—a bird’s call, a shifting season, a question about life and…

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On one level it was simply one reality star giving another what he considered the ultimate compliment. Speaking to reporters Wednesday before boarding Air Force One, the president of the United States and former host of “The Apprentice” declared that Spencer Pratt – the villain of MTV’s “The Hills” and current candidate for mayor of America’s second-largest city – is “a big MAGA person” whom he’d “like to see do well.” Just like that, Pratt’s insurgent meme-filled campaign for Los Angeles mayor, which is giving incumbent Mayor Karen Bass a run for her money in California’s sprawling deep-blue metropolis, took…

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 By John Kass Sunday May 17, 2026 The 2027 Chicago mayoral campaign is rushing up at the city, like an angry thug scrambling out of the shadows to smash your head in and take your money and assault your wife, complete with a chorus of high pitched screamers on the street keening out their rage like a murder of female … Read MoreRead Full Article ⟶ Source link

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Andrew P. Napolitano asks why Congress would let the president, under the guise of settling a lawsuit with no adversity between the parties and no judicial oversight or approval, take tax dollars and give them to his political allies. President Donald Trump watching the LIV Golf tournament at Trump National Golf Club Washington D.C. in Sterling, Virginia, on May 9. (White House/Molly Riley) By Andrew P. Napolitano This week, President Donald Trump announced that he plans to give away tax dollars without congressional or judicial authorization to his friends and allies whom he believes were mistreated by the Biden administration.…

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While some experts point to $90,000 as the next explosive level, others caution that this new “early bull” signal isn’t a guaranteed crystal ball. What to know: CryptoQuant’s bitcoin bull-bear cycle indicator has turned green for the first time since 2023, signaling what analysts say may be an early shift from bear-market behavior toward a recovering market structure. Analysts caution that the signal is a regime-shift indicator rather than a precise trading tool, noting that confirmation will depend on sustained demand, liquidity and a decisive break above bitcoin’s stubborn $82,000 resistance level. While some market figures, including Arthur Hayes, argue…

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