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Park District Installs Mobile Surveillance Cameras To Monitor Ronan Park Homeless Encampment
The cameras, which are frequently seen outside retail stores and other private businesses, were installed over the weekend. They did not prevent a fire from…
Read full article βMigrants given booklet telling them ‘not to rape women and girls’
▶️ Watch →A Very Peculiar Hearing about the Millionaireβs Tax Initiative
The initiative to repeal the millionaireβs tax, Initiative 645, carried a clunkily worded caveat which will appear on the November ballot.
Read full article βColorado is literally begging you to go fishing at these lakes and reservoirs
Extreme drought conditions have led to unrestricted fishing in several areas. The post Colorado is literally begging you to go fishing at these lakes and…
Read full article βIs America Ready for Another New Deal?
ICE detains operator of boat that capsized in NY Harbor, killing mom and baby girl
Manuel Hernandez could face deportation to his native country El Salvador. [ more βΊ ]
Read full article β“Love Machines”: James Muldoon on How AI Is Changing Relationships & the Global Workers Fueling AI
James Muldoon is a sociologist who writes about the changing nature of human-technology relationships. Love Machines: How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Our Relationships investigates how…
Read full article βBattle of Fallen Timbers, Narrated by Wes Siler
Chicago Punk Band Sludgeworth Returns With New LP After 35-Year HiatusΒ
The β80s and β90s underground punk band released their aptly titled LP βSecond Time Aroundβ in June. Catch them at their Cobra Lounge release shows…
Read full article βVariable Utility Fees Pose Problems For Seniors On Fixed Incomes, South Side Tenants Say
Residents of Oglesby Towers in South Shore are starting a union to get rid of their building's βratio utility billing system,β or RUBS, which they…
Read full article βWhere Are the Climate Protests? Human Rights Group Warns Government Crackdown Is Silencing the Green Movement
Liberty says a slew of new anti-protest measures, including a ban on 'cumulative disruption' are silencing calls for government action to prevent catastrophic climate collapse
Read full article βAI Superintelligence Is Not a Tool, It’s an Adversary Threatening Humanity: ControlAI’s Connor Leahy
Sixty-nine-year-old Wynd Kaufmyn, a retired teacher from Berkeley, California, is believed to be the first person imprisoned for protesting the development of artificial intelligence, after…
Read full article βThe DWP is not accessible to many β defeating its own purpose
Jeremy Clarkson recently argued in his Sunday Times column that benefit claimants should write weekly letters of thanks to randomly selected tax payers. This is…
Read full article βAround 66% of Hong Kong upper primary students experience stress from testing overload β survey
Close to 70 percent of upper primary students in Hong Kong say they experience stress brought on by excessive school assessments and testing, a new…
Read full article βMS NOW Highlights – August 19
5 Years After Taliban Takeover, Women & Girls in Afghanistan Have Disappeared from Public Life
Restrictions on womenβs rights have expanded in Afghanistan since U.S. forces withdrew from the country five years ago, ceding control to the Taliban in the…
Read full article βDelaney Hall detainees say they’re crime victims. They hope that lets them stay in the US.
ICE agents outside of Delaney Hall in June. They're asking New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport to certify their U visa applications, which are for…
Read full article βFox News JUST DID IT To THEMSELVES And The Internet is GOING WILD!
The Leftovers with Lukas Nelson
This week on The Leftovers, never-before-heard audio from award-winning singer-songwriter Lukas Nelson!
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