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Supreme Court Reinstates Much of Trump’s Travel Ban, Will Hear Case in Fall

By Underground | June 26, 2017

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday has agreed to hear a case on President Trump’s controversial travel ban policy this fall. In the meantime, they have reinstated the ban except for people … Continue reading Supreme Court Reinstates Much of Trump’s Travel Ban, Will Hear Case in Fall

Why don’t deficit hawks care about the cost of military adventurism?

By Underground | June 26, 2017

They complain America is running out of money only when it comes to helping the poor. Its interesting how there is not enough money to help people but when it comes to fighting wars, there is never a peep about affordability. Source: Why don’t deficit hawks care about the cost of military adventurism? – … Continue reading Why don’t deficit hawks care about the cost of military adventurism?

Bryan Sandlin – States

By Shiloh | June 25, 2017

 A video I just directed and edited. Continue reading Bryan Sandlin – States

Radio Garden – Listen to Radio Stations from all over the world just by pointing to a place.

By Underground | June 25, 2017

Explore live radio by rotating the globe. Source: Radio Garden Continue reading Radio Garden – Listen to Radio Stations from all over the world just by pointing to a place.

Gerrymandering Is Poisoning Our Democracy by Killing Politicians’ Ability to Compromise

By Underground | June 25, 2017

Technology has made gerrymandering so effective as a political tool that it’s created districts where only extreme politics can win at the ballot box. The Supreme Court says it will take up … Continue reading Gerrymandering Is Poisoning Our Democracy by Killing Politicians’ Ability to Compromise

Worry less about robots and more about sweatshops | The Guardian

By Underground | June 18, 2017

Technology enables employers to erode our autonomy, and lax laws let exploitation thrive It’s not technology that’s been replacing jobs, it’s allowing jobs be outsourced to countries where lax laws allow workers … Continue reading Worry less about robots and more about sweatshops | The Guardian

Modern-day slaves: Europe’s fruit pickers – France 24

By Underground | June 18, 2017

Migrants being exploited by corporations. Source: (18) Modern-day slaves: Europe’s fruit pickers – YouTube Continue reading Modern-day slaves: Europe’s fruit pickers – France 24

There has been no income growth for the bottom half of Americans since 1980

By Underground | June 16, 2017

Henry Blodget looks at the lack of income growth for the bottom half of Americans and explains the problems this causes for the economy. That would be ZERO income growth for the … Continue reading There has been no income growth for the bottom half of Americans since 1980

Amazon buys Whole Foods for $13.7bn

By Underground | June 16, 2017

Amazon announced Friday that it was acquiring Whole Foods Market for $13.7bn in cash. Bezos: “they make it fun to eat healthy.” … and expensive! Source: Amazon buys Whole Foods for $13.7bn … Continue reading Amazon buys Whole Foods for $13.7bn

Energy Department Closes Office Working on Climate Change Abroad

By Underground | June 15, 2017

The elimination of the Office of International Climate and Technology is another sign of the Trump administration’s retreat on global warming policy. The small office also played a lead role preparing for … Continue reading Energy Department Closes Office Working on Climate Change Abroad

Nevada passes insulin drug pricing transparency bill

By Underground | June 15, 2017

Nevada is one of 23 states that want to take on the rising cost of drugs. But unlike others, its bill focuses on drugs that are used to treat diabetes. A first … Continue reading Nevada passes insulin drug pricing transparency bill

Top Michigan health official, four others charged with manslaughter in Flint water crisis

By Underground | June 15, 2017

The investigation has now reached high-ranking state officials. Source: Top Michigan health official, four others charged with manslaughter in Flint water crisis – The Washington Post Continue reading Top Michigan health official, four others charged with manslaughter in Flint water crisis