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Two tipping points reshape America: fascism fears and a surge of solidarity
politics1 month ago

Two tipping points reshape America: fascism fears and a surge of solidarity

Robert Reich argues America is at two tipping points: a slide toward a Trump-era fascist police state—exemplified by aggressive federal agents, lies, and expanded state power—and a parallel rise in nationwide solidarity, as communities organize mutual aid, monitor authorities, and defend democratic norms. While some Republicans are leaving the party, Reich sees the second tipping point as a potential counterweight that could outlast the authoritarian turn and push America toward governance by the people.

Maduro's Fall Sparks Regional Shifts and Cuban Anxiety
world1 month ago

Maduro's Fall Sparks Regional Shifts and Cuban Anxiety

The US's capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has caused concern in Cuba, which relies heavily on Venezuelan oil and has historically been an ally. The incident has heightened fears of instability and potential US actions, with Cuba condemning the attack and reaffirming its loyalty to Venezuela, while also reflecting on past US interventions in the region.

Mexican Firefighters Assist Texas Flood Rescue Amid Rising Toll
world7 months ago

Mexican Firefighters Assist Texas Flood Rescue Amid Rising Toll

Mexican firefighters and first responders have traveled to Texas to assist in flood rescue efforts following severe flooding along the Guadalupe River, emphasizing solidarity and unity beyond borders amid US-Mexico tensions. They are working alongside US teams to rescue and support affected communities, highlighting a message of international cooperation and compassion.

EU Leaders Demonstrate Support with Ukraine Visit
international1 year ago

EU Leaders Demonstrate Support with Ukraine Visit

Top EU officials, European Council President Antonio Costa and EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, visited Kyiv to express solidarity with Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict with Russia. Their visit underscores the EU's support, though future aid remains uncertain, especially with potential changes in U.S. policy under Donald Trump. The EU has provided $133 billion in aid since the war began, but further assistance requires backing from member states. Meanwhile, Russia continues its offensive in the Donbas region and targets Ukraine's energy infrastructure.