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An investigation into 3M revealed that the company knowingly allowed toxic PFOS chemicals to seep into human bloodstreams for decades. Despite internal findings of their dangers in the 1970s, 3M continued production until 2002, downplaying health risks and keeping critical research hidden from the public and even some employees.

American university protests against Gaza violence face severe crackdowns due to financial and ideological ties between elite institutions and pro-Israel billionaires. These donors influence campus policies, leading to heavy-handed responses against peaceful demonstrators, highlighting deep-rooted issues of academic freedom and external control.

Despite WhatsApp's encryption, governments exploit a vulnerability using traffic analysis to track user interactions and locations. This surveillance raises concerns about privacy, especially in conflict zones like Gaza, where metadata can be used for targeted attacks.

In the article "I Refuse to Be Told What to Do," Jeremy Schwartz chronicles the unexpected political evolution of Courtney Gore, a conservative school board member from Hood County, Texas. Initially, Gore appeared to embody the far-right movement targeting local education with hardline stances on race, gender, and allegations of left-wing indoctrination. After winning a seat on the Granbury Independent School District board, she supported efforts to remove LGBTQ+ themed books from school libraries, reflecting the extreme views she once championed.

The article explores the internal conflict within the Republican Party, highlighting the deep divisions over democracy and election integrity, particularly in Michigan. It details the rise of the "America First" movement, the challenges faced by establishment Republicans, and the broader implications for U.S. democracy.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has announced it is seeking arrest warrants for top Israeli officials and Hamas leaders in relation to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. This unprecedented move has significant political and legal implications, particularly for the United States, a key ally of Israel.

Saeed Bakhouch, a former Guantánamo detainee, was recently sentenced to three years in prison in Algeria on terrorism charges. This outcome came despite U.S. assurances that he would be treated humanely after his repatriation. Held without charges for 20 years at Guantánamo Bay, Bakhouch experienced severe torture and mental deterioration.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon cautions that a hard landing for the U.S. economy is possible, with stagflation posing the worst threat. Despite strong consumer indicators, inflation and high unemployment could lead to significant economic challenges. Dimon underscores the unpredictability of economic forecasts and potential rate hikes.

Advertisers are shifting their focus from traditional TV to retail media networks like those of Amazon and Walmart. These platforms leverage first-party data to optimize ad targeting, driving significant growth in ad spending. The trend reflects a broader move towards digital and in-store advertising amid changing consumer behaviors and privacy regulations.

Leaked documents reveal British intelligence’s covert operations to surveil, infiltrate, and manipulate Palestinians and Syrians for geopolitical gains. During the Syrian conflict, they ran psychological warfare campaigns to destabilize Assad’s government, using private contractors like InCoStrat. In Lebanon, ARK monitored and influenced Palestinian refugee camps, aiming to create anti-government activists. These efforts extended to creating civil society initiatives to control future Palestinian leadership, highlighting extensive British covert operations in the region.

Segregation academies, private schools established in the South during the Civil Rights era, aimed to maintain racial segregation. These institutions, predominantly white, emerged as a response to desegregation mandates, perpetuating educational inequality and racial division. Their legacy continues to impact the education system and racial dynamics in the region today.

Around 20 American and British medical workers were evacuated from Gaza's European Hospital, but three Americans chose to stay, demanding Israel allow new humanitarian workers to replace them. These Americans, alongside other international staff, continue to provide critical medical care to Gaza's trapped population amidst the ongoing conflict and blockade. Their decision highlights the moral dilemmas and urgent need for sustained humanitarian support and political resolution to the crisis in Gaza.

The Supreme Court ruled the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB) constitutional, upholding its funding mechanism. This decision, amid challenges to regulatory agencies, marks a win for financial oversight and consumer protection.

High Lander, an Israeli drone company, is promoting its autonomous drone system, Orion, to U.S. police departments, including the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office. Orion can automatically launch drones in response to events like gunshots or burglaries and perform various tasks such as live video feeds and AI-based searches. Despite its advanced capabilities, the adoption of Orion has raised concerns due to East Baton Rouge's controversial history, particularly regarding civil rights violations during the 2016 protests. High Lander's system is already widely used in Israel, enhancing security through automated surveillance and counter-drone measures.

Courtney Gore, a newly elected school board member in Granbury ISD, Texas, campaigned on a far-right platform, vowing to root out supposed indoctrination in the district’s curriculum. However, after a thorough investigation, she found no evidence of such indoctrination, only materials promoting kindness and good behavior. Disillusioned, Gore publicly rejected the divisive rhetoric of her far-right backers, facing significant backlash, threats, and isolation from her former allies. Her bold defiance highlights the growing tensions within the GOP and underscores the challenges of maintaining integrity in a polarized political climate.

Christian Smith, a homeless woman in Albuquerque, New Mexico, lost all her belongings, including irreplaceable dentures, when city workers discarded her shopping cart.

MintPress News has faced challenges such as demonetization on YouTube, prompting a call for support via Patreon to continue reporting important stories.

Critically examines the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, focusing on the lack of political strategy behind Israel's military actions in Gaza and the broader implications for U.S. foreign policy under President Joe Biden....

The U.S. federal debt has surged to $34.5 trillion, raising concerns among financial experts and policymakers about its impact on the economy and markets. With debt levels reaching unprecedented heights, urgent fiscal reforms are necessary to ensure economic stability and prevent potential market disruptions.

In March 2023, tragedy struck in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, when a detention center fire claimed the lives of 40 men, revealing the fatal consequences of landmark shifts in U.S. border policies.......

In a landscape fraught with information warfare, the purported independence of media organizations often masks a complex web of agendas and influences......

Mississippi lawmakers passed a bill to curb the practice of jailing people awaiting court-ordered mental health treatment............

Macklemore's understanding of Palestinian history, as depicted in his recent single "Hind's Hall," stands in stark contrast to Hillary Clinton's views on the matter.....

The recently released report by the State Department regarding Israel's actions in its war on Gaza has sparked significant controversy. While the report acknowledges suspected violations of international humanitarian law by Israel and suggests concerns regarding the use of U.S.-supplied weapons, it stops short of recommending policy changes or imposing consequences.