Every American needs to closely examine every entity of corporate-backed politics & mainstream media that's come across your eyes in your entire life. Then track the flow of every bribe. And then take a good, hard look at all of our organized religions and the textbooks our teachers taught us from.

You don't want DATA CENTERS in your neighborhood? You don't want FLOCK CAMERAS next to your home?? You don't want KILLER ROBOT DOGS walking your streets??? Wow... so I guess you just want EYE-RAN to have NUKES then, huh?

The fact that federal persecution of campus protesters doesn't even register on either the liberal or conservative radar is evidence of how ideologically-captured both parties are by fascist interests. 2 cults who merge at the end to form 1 cult that works together to gaslight and polarize everyone.

Federal prosecutors on behalf of the Trump admin are charging 8 pro-Palestinian activists associated with the University of Michigan with federal felony conspiracy. This is another fascist escalation in how the federal government handles campus protests. 🧵

9 renewable energy groups are suing the Pentagon and Pete Hegseth because the military has effectively frozen national security reviews for new wind farm projects. Wind supplies 10% of US electricity, making it our largest renewable electricity source. 🧵

A federal judge struck down a Trump policy that made it harder for wind and solar projects to qualify for tax credits. This is the most recent setback in the Trump admin's efforts to sabotage any competition for fossil fuels. 🧵

Whistleblower David Grusch and a bipartisan group of congressional lawmakers gathered at the Capitol, where he said that the US government is actively aware of several distinct types of alien life that range from "corporeal, bipedal-type life" to "sentient, plasmoid life"

An investigation into Mississippi's solitary confinement system says that incarcerated people were held alone for weeks, months, or even years, with lights on nearly all day, little human contact, limited showers, and worsening mental health.

Red Lobster is now an... AI company? 🥴

California, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin are suing the US Department of Education for cutting special-education grants that train educators and support students with disabilities. California alone says over 880,000 students are eligible for special ed, and its grant was worth $10.5mil over 5 years.

The GOP's Farm Bill includes a provision that could force school meal programs to sharply limit imported foods like bananas, broccoli, peaches, fish, and other reliable foods that cafeterias depend on.

Lawmakers in New York passed a law that would ban businesses from setting individual prices based on personal data, such as browsing history, income, or real-time location. It currently sits on Kathy Hochul's desk waiting for a signature. Will she sign it or veto it? 👀

A man in Florida is suing police after they relied on an incorrect facial-recognition result to arrest him for a crime in a city he never visited. The ACLU says police concealed evidence that he couldn't have committed the crime, including facts about distance and license-plate-reader searches.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that TWO-THIRDS of Americans disagreed with the rapid construction of AI-driven data centers, and over THREE-QUARTERS worry that AI development could raise electricity costs.

House Republicans advanced a funding bill that would cut fruit and vegetable support for millions of pregnant women, postpartum parents, infants, and young children. This is so messed up.

Palantir's investors have rejected proposals for independent human-rights reviews of their work with ICE, DHS, police forces, and militaries.

Amazon's Ring is facing a class-action lawsuit that alleges their "Familiar Faces" feature collects and stores biometric faceprints from visitors and bystanders without consent. So basically, you don't ever have to own a Ring camera to be surveilled by one.

New York lawmakers passed a one-year moratorium on new large data centers. If it's signed into law, it'd be the first of its kind. It currently sits on Kathy Hochul's desk waiting for a signature. Will she sign it or veto it? 👀

The governor of Colorado Jared Polis betrayed the people of his state by vetoing a bill that would've banned companies from using algorithmic surveillance pricing to set individualized consumer prices and workers' wages based on personal data. Polis has a net worth of approximately $400 million.

A pastor on Long Island was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for sexual exploitation of children.

Massachusetts is moving closer toward one of the strongest privacy laws in the US. The House passed a bill 146–0 to let people access or delete data held by major companies, require opt-in consent before sensitive data is shared, AND ban the sale of precise location data. All of this is important.

One observation I have about the Dem Party primary in-fighting is that a lot of the political operatives with proximity to the power center of the Dem Party seem to be incredulous as to why Americans organically don't like to support candidates being bribed by right-wing corporations and dark money.

I have questions for Bluesky. Where the heck did all the "resisters" go? What happened to this movement? I've spent like a decade trying to find the leaders of the "resistance", and I ended up nowhere. Was it all just a data harvesting operation? Was it all a grift? Is everyone bots? Are you real? 😩

Big Tech welfare queens are manufacturing an enormous energy demand, and then using that demand to justify endless public subsidies. For the first time in history, commercial sector power sales will eclipse residential sales.

Lawmakers in New Jersey are considering a bill that'd require police agencies to screen officers for signs of bias or extremism when they're hired, and again every 5 years after, but the state's police union opposes it. This is a very modest bill and their reaction to it is exactly why it's needed.

Quick facts on Houston police spending: - Houston's police department has over a $1 billion operating budget - The city's mayor proposed a budget that would add another $100 million - A recent contract gives officers 36.5% raises costing $832 million over 5 years

A Catholic high school in Louisiana agreed to a seven-figure settlement in a lawsuit alleging child sexual abuse by school staff. Jesuit High School's former president confirmed during a sworn deposition that 9 of his colleagues (mostly clergymen) were credibly accused of child sexual assault.

Ohio State University reached a $100 million settlement with 279 former students who were sexually abused by their campus doctor. Richard Strauss worked for Ohio State's athletic department and medical staff for 20 years.

A police officer in Indiana was found guilty of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 14-year-old runaway while he was on duty, and trying to cover up the assault. Sinmi Asomuyide, 33, faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.

At least 23 women connected to Jeffrey Epstein's abuse have suffered harassment, intimidation, threats, doxxing, hacking, or surveillance after their identities were exposed through public attention or DOJ redaction failures in the Epstein files.

There was a brutal cluster of family killings across the USA in the first week of June. These crimes will be treated as isolated incidents, but it's worth noting that domestic abuse and violence against women & children rise significantly during recessions.

Remember social media classic? Before the AI algos, psy ops, and bot farms? This new shit sucks. Sometimes I don't know who's ✨real✨ ... and sometimes I probably think a real person is a bot.

A new lawsuit is trying to block the UFC event at the White House. The plaintiffs say it violates National Park Service restrictions on sporting events on federal parkland, lacks proper approval for major construction, and skipped environmental review.

The Trump admin is trying to eliminate the Chemical Safety Board, which is a federal agency that investigates chemical disasters and exposes what corporations and regulators missed.

Regulators in Colorado let oil giants like Chevron, Oxy, and Civitas dodge over $1.3 BILLION in cleanup obligations for nearly 15,000 dead oil and gas sites. This scandal should be much bigger news.

People in the Bay Area who use public transit lost access to key fare functions for 27 hours because the private contractor running the fare system missed an AT&T bill. Cartoonish-levels of incompetence.

GOP governors are using June to push conservative alternatives to Pride Month like "Nuclear Family Month." Millions of nuclear families are literally starving, drowning in debt, and living on the streets, but all these dirtbag politicians ever give a shit about are culture wars and moral panics.

Pregnant girls as young as 13 are being held in a remote Texas immigration facility while a member of Congress (Rep. Maxine Dexter) says she was blocked from speaking to them. Some of these pregnancies are the result of rape. This is one of the most horrifying immigration stories right now.

Geremy Arteaga Cruz is a high school student who came to the US as an unaccompanied minor from Honduras and he's been sitting in ICE detention since January even though his lawyers say his asylum application was granted in 2025, and his lawyers also say he's a victim of human trafficking.

Several people detained at Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz" are saying guards denied them clean water, food, and medication in an attempt to pressure them into signing English deportation documents they couldn't understand. What the hell is going on at Alligator Alcatraz?

A coalition of civil rights groups filed a federal lawsuit over the "horrific" and "inhumane" conditions at Camp East Montana, a desert tent facility on the ⁠Fort Bliss military base in Texas. The concentration camp opened in August 2025 and it's the nation's largest immigration detention center.

The GOP is forcing through an additional $70 billion for Trump's fascist human trafficking and deportation machine, which means more raids, cages, transfers, surveillance, and family separation.... while housing, healthcare, schools, and food for Americans remain underfunded.

Knicks made it to the NBA finals, screwworm is spreading in Texas, US is trying to do a regime change in Iran, there's a space race to go to the moon, and women are being forced to give birth. It's the 1950s all over again.

The FTC finally launched an investigation into the fertilizer cartel and their price-gouging. I don't see anyone talking about this. When fertilizer prices spike, grocery prices rise. This affects every American.

The Pentagon narrowed its list of recognized religions from 200+ to only 31, eliminating recognition for atheists, humanists, pagans, New Age adherents, Unitarians, and other smaller or nontraditional belief systems.

There are multiple PFAS stories in the last week from around the country being treated as isolated incidents when it's really one massive national story that affects us all: Corporations poisoned our water with "forever chemicals" and now communities have to fight tooth & nail for accountability.

Nearly 60% of the Lower 48 is in drought, according to the latest national update. Drought means higher food prices, more wildfire risk, dangerous heat for outdoor workers, collapsing ecosystems, and intensifying fights over who gets to live safely. Water is life! This crisis needs more attention!

Landlord-tenant disputes (overwhelmingly made up of EVICTIONS) account for nearly a quarter of all civil cases filed in state and local courts, according to Pew Charitable Trusts. WTF are we doing here, America?

Why is the international war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu doing an interview on CNBC right now with little to no pushback whatsoever?

These stats on "youth development centers" in North Carolina are very alarming: - 99.4% of youths in North Carolina's youth development centers had at least 1 mental-health diagnosis, with an average of 4.7 diagnoses - 58% were taking psychotropic medication (cont.🧵) www.ncdps.gov/blog/2026/05...