THE REAL REASON DONALD TRUMP CAN’T ESCAPE THE EPSTEIN SCANDAL

POSTED INPOLITICS AND MOVEMENTS: US Donald Trump’s usual tactics to deflect blame are failing as victims of Jeffrey Epstein expose the deep inequalities that protected the predator, and now implicate Trump himself. BY TAYA GRAHAM AND STEPHEN JANIS SEPTEMBER 19, 2025 (therealnews.com) Marjorie Taylor Greene speaks at a press conference, held on Sept…. Continue reading →

Calls to Boycott Disney Explode After ABC Submits to FCC Threats by Ousting Jimmy Kimmel

Protest signs are displayed outside the El Capitan Theatre, home of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” in Hollywood, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025.  (Photo by David Pashaee/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images) “You can… send a message to ABC/Disney that we won’t stand for cowardice and corruption,” said progressive organization Indivisible…. Continue reading →

ACLU sues ICE in S.F. to stop courthouse arrests, ‘inhumane’ detention

Class-action suit alleges freezing holding cells, filthy toilets, and due-process violations by JOE RIVANO BARROS September 18, 2025 (MissionLocal.org) The American Civil Liberties Union and local groups are suing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for arresting asylum-seekers outside immigration courts across Northern California and keeping them in “punitive and inhumane” conditions… Continue reading →

Democratic Socialists Chapter Finds An Eager Crowd In Ingleside

DSA-curious San Franciscans filled Ingleside Library’s community room on Tuesday evening to learn more about the organization’s mission. JOHN R. ADKINS SEPTEMBER 17 2025 (inglesidelight.com) The same night a billionaire-backed supervisor was trounced in a recall vote, members of the Democratic Socialists of America’s San Francisco chapter held a gathering with a sizable… Continue reading →

‘Macron Get Out!’ Unions Lead Massive Anti-Austerity Protests Across France

At least hundreds of thousands of protesters poured into the streets across France on September 18, 2025 to protest proposed austerity measures.  (Photo by Sébastien Delogu/X) “We’re in a situation of injustice,” one protester said. “Workers can no longer feed themselves, students no longer have future prospects.” JESSICA CORBETT Sep… Continue reading →