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Anti-ICE protesters warned of dire long-term effects of this brutal tactic (rawstory.com)
5
Dubious experts deployed by MyJobQuote published more than 600 times in UK press (pressgazette.co.uk)
4
Cocaine study that got up the nose of the US (2009) (theguardian.com)
1
Taking Michael Parenti's Media Criticism as a Guide (2019) (frontiersin.org)
1
Challenging the dance of bailout and austerity (2025) (cambridge.org)
2
Nine Bureaucracies Walk into the Browser and Ask for ID (reclaimthenet.org)
7
"Bitcoin Jesus" Avoided Prison, Thanks to One of the "Friends of Trump" (propublica.org)
5
UK among 10 countries to build 100GW wind power grid in North Sea (theguardian.com)
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[flagged] Zack Polanski to hand in NHS contract termination notice to Palantir (thecanary.co)
2
Should corporate executives be criminally prosecuted for their misdeeds? (2019) (newstatesman.com)
2
Well, There Goes the Metaverse (techcrunch.com)
3
More than 200k UK workers switch to four-day week since 2019 (2025) (theguardian.com)
19
Europe has a lot to learn from Mark Carney (newstatesman.com)
29
Martin Luther King was talking about a universal basic income before it was cool (businessinsider.com)
2
The USA Lock-In: When Tech Dependency Becomes Geopolitical Vulnerability (blog-e530b5.gitlab.io)
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The Tech Billionaires Behind Trump's Greenland Push (znetwork.org)
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Integrating post-growth economics into transformative adaptation (sciencedirect.com)
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Article by article, how Big Tech shaped the EU's roll-back of digital rights (corporateeurope.org)
3
Science journals retract 500 papers a month (thetimes.com)
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EU moves to force the phase-out of Chinese suppliers from key infrastructure (reuters.com)
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The UK is shaping a future of precrime and dissent management (2025) (freedomnews.org.uk)
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Amazon Sponsors AI Energy Summit Featuring Climate Deniers (desmog.com)
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CJEU to Examine GDPR Compliance of Fatca-Related Bank Data Transfers (mayerbrown.com)
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Renowned mathematician Joel David Hamkins says AI is useless for solving math (indiatimes.com)
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FTSE100 bosses' pay overtakes typical worker's annual salary in less than 3 days (sky.com)
2
The new weapons of European sovereignty (2025) (institutdelors.eu)
1
Gramsci's Warning (2025) (insidehighered.com)
7
280M e-bikes are slashing oil demand far more than electric vehicles (arstechnica.com)
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Richest People Gained Record $2.2T in 2025, Fueling Calls for Wealth Tax (commondreams.org)
1
The Heartbreak Machine: Nazis in the Echo Chamber [video] (ccc.de)
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[flagged] Now That He Has No Power, Mitt Romney Says "Tax the Rich" (jacobin.com)
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[flagged] The Worst Thing About Elon Musk Is That He Got Away with All of It (newrepublic.com)
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Musk's DOGE Failed to Slash Government Spending, It Led to a 6% Increase (offthefrontpage.com)
5
Digital euro is near: EU fast-tracks the CBDC project (tradersunion.com)
2
Marco Rubio Is Not the Adult in the Room. He's the Warmonger (newrepublic.com)
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Laissez-Faire Listening (tribunemag.co.uk)
2
Samsung executives and employees indicted over leaking DRAM technology to China (neowin.net)
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Germany's far-right AfD accused of gathering information for the Kremlin (politico.eu)
4
The internet just made a 300TB copy of Spotify (androidauthority.com)
1
Ireland's Profits Look Extraordinary – The Balance Sheet, Not the Real Economy (democracychallenged.com)
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The power to profit without producing (somo.nl)
5
Scientists skip key US meetings – and seize on smaller alternatives (nature.com)
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Spain fines Airbnb €65M: Why the government is cracking down on illegal rentals (euronews.com)
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Experts Say Even Average Venezuelans Critical of Maduro Won't Back Regime Change (truthout.org)
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Tech Billionaires Are Creating Private Cities to Flee America (offthefrontpage.com)
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Biologists discover neurons use physical signals to stabilize communication (usc.edu)
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Guaranteed basic income report shows positive results in Fresno (newsbeep.com)
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Spain to launch €60 monthly nationwide public transport pass (theguardian.com)
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UK Lawmakers Propose Mandatory On-Device Surveillance and VPN Age Verification (reclaimthenet.org)
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Thomas Piketty: 'The reality is the US is losing control of the world' (lemonde.fr)
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'A hostile climate for workers': US labor movement struggles under Trump (theguardian.com)
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US suspends technology deal with the UK (ft.com)
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'Food and fossil fuel production causing $5B of environmental damage an hour' (theguardian.com)
3
Can We Really Claim That Civilization is on the Steady Path of Progress? (lithub.com)
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US pop music has grown darker and more stressed over 50 years (nature.com)
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Berlin Approves New Expansion of Police Surveillance Powers (reclaimthenet.org)
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The UK economy is not nearly as bad as you've been told (ft.com)
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Trump security strategy reportedly calls for "pulling Poland away from EU" (notesfrompoland.com)
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[flagged] Just 0.001% hold 3 times the wealth of poorest half of humanity, report finds (theguardian.com)
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Glyphosate safety article retracted 8 years after Monsanto ghostwriting revealed (retractionwatch.com)
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Is Europe ready to pull the trigger if Trump cuts Ukraine deal? (indiatimes.com)
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Paramount Pictures X Account Hacked to Read 'Proud Arm of the Fascist Regime' (variety.com)
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Meta promises to reduce data sharing for EU users by 2026 to avoid EU GDPR fines (techradar.com)
2
Researcher finds Chinese KVM has undocumented microphone and sends data home (tomshardware.com)
2
One Black Labor Union Changed American History (jacobin.com)
2
Giant Zero Journalism (2007) (searls.com)
1
Why I hate the myth of the suffering artist (2012) (theguardian.com)
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Peter Thiel's Apocalyptic Worldview Is a Dangerous Fantasy (jacobin.com)
2
Intimate Advertising, the Next Frontier in AI Manipulation (jacobin.com)
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Parliament must buy European IT, lawmakers tell Metsola (euractiv.com)
1
Olson's portrait of SOE bravery in WW2 undone by incompetence at the top (2017) (afr.com)
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London Mayor urged to ban ads promoting cars and flights (walthamforestecho.co.uk)
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Microsoft Teams will tell your boss when you're out of the office (mashable.com)
3
What History's Fallen Societies Have in Common (theatlantic.com)
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UK Schools urged to trial four-day week to ease pressure on teachers (theguardian.com)
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UK Government plans new powers to label dissenting movements as 'subversion' (netpol.org)
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Users brutually reject Microsoft's "Copilot for work" in Edge and Windows 11 (windowslatest.com)
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Can Dutch universities do without Microsoft? (uu.nl)
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Surf seeks testers for a Microsoft alternative (tue.nl)
2
The Westminster Declaration (westminsterdeclaration.org)
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Microplastics disrupt gut microbiome and fermentation in farm animals (helsinki.fi)
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Belgium grinds to a halt in three-day general strike against austerity measures (euobserver.com)
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Get us off Microsoft! Lawmakers press EU Parliament to change in-house IT (politico.eu)
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Shadow Libraries (monoskop.org)
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Declassified cable reinforces proliferation concerns about uranium fuel (thebulletin.org)
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The dark truth behind supermarket tuna (ft.com)
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Jack Ma's family shifted wealth to UK after years-long 'disappearance' (source-material.org)
4
Meta Learns That Nothing Is a Monopoly If You Just Wait Long Enough (gizmodo.com)
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European Commission to Investigate Cloud Computing Services (openmarketsinstitute.org)
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EU prosecutors dismiss probe into chief of Europe's most powerful party (ftm.eu)
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Forbidden Stories – Killing the journalist won't kill the story (forbiddenstories.org)
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UK climate aid is lining the pockets of billionaires (thebureauinvestigates.com)
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WeTransfer owner snaps up apps, then sacks workers and raises prices (ftm.eu)
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New Tools to Reduce the Risks for Whistleblowers (gijn.org)
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Open source Python libraries for the public sector (github.com/civicactions)
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UK Government Unveils England's First Ever Men's Health Strategy (gov.uk)
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Adobe to Acquire Semrush (adobe.com)
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Commercially available mouthguards: First time unearthing trace elements (2024) (sciencedirect.com)
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