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Faculty voted against this move almost unanimously. If we ever get free of this mess I hope it's clear that faculty and not administrators need to be in charge of the academy
BREAKING: Northwestern University has agreed to pay the U.S. Treasury $75 million, over the course of three years as part of an agreement with the federal government to restore funding and end investigations into the university
Full statement from NU below:
Full statement from NU below:
November 29, 2025 at 3:59 AM
Faculty voted against this move almost unanimously. If we ever get free of this mess I hope it's clear that faculty and not administrators need to be in charge of the academy
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When the Senate confirmed Hegseth, it had good information that he was an emotionally dysregulated drunk who had committed a horrific sexual assault. The war crimes are on every member who voted for him knowing exactly who he is.
November 29, 2025 at 2:04 AM
When the Senate confirmed Hegseth, it had good information that he was an emotionally dysregulated drunk who had committed a horrific sexual assault. The war crimes are on every member who voted for him knowing exactly who he is.
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Starbucks employees escalated their strike on Black Friday, expanding to 120 stores and 85 cities.
Their CEO took home $96 million while refusing to negotiate a living wage for workers.
Boycott Starbucks. Stand with the employees.
Support local independent coffee shops:
Their CEO took home $96 million while refusing to negotiate a living wage for workers.
Boycott Starbucks. Stand with the employees.
Support local independent coffee shops:
Starbucks workers' union escalates strike on Black Friday
() -The Starbucks workers' union said on Friday it is escalating an indefinite strike to more than 120 stores and 85 cities, demanding higher pay and staffing levels at the coffee chain. The walkout,...
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November 28, 2025 at 9:46 PM
Starbucks employees escalated their strike on Black Friday, expanding to 120 stores and 85 cities.
Their CEO took home $96 million while refusing to negotiate a living wage for workers.
Boycott Starbucks. Stand with the employees.
Support local independent coffee shops:
Their CEO took home $96 million while refusing to negotiate a living wage for workers.
Boycott Starbucks. Stand with the employees.
Support local independent coffee shops:
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Again, notice how NONE of us on here are calling Pritzker the Great Khan of the Midwest anymore. It's because he's a fucking failure as governor. I hate him so much now.
Cut state funding for Northwestern University and Hospital NOW @govpritzker.illinois.gov otherwise we will make sure you never become the Dem presidential nominee anytime in the future. Do your damn job.
The legal, media, and academic institutions capitulating to an authoritarian ordering payments for favorable treatment are damning themselves to irrelevance. They are destroying their institutions. They will be — and should be — shunned for failing in their most basic purposes for existing.
November 29, 2025 at 5:13 AM
Again, notice how NONE of us on here are calling Pritzker the Great Khan of the Midwest anymore. It's because he's a fucking failure as governor. I hate him so much now.
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The only reason to have the military in D.C. is to increase tensions and antagonize people to the point they over-react, creating "justification" for increasing crackdowns on innocent people. It's all a con.
November 28, 2025 at 2:34 PM
The only reason to have the military in D.C. is to increase tensions and antagonize people to the point they over-react, creating "justification" for increasing crackdowns on innocent people. It's all a con.
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The judge should order everyone involved to be held in contempt *behind bars* until Belloza is returned to her home.
Beyond depraved: "Hours after her detainment, court documents obtained by ABC News show that a federal judge ordered the government not to remove the 19-year-old from the U.S. and not to transfer her outside of Massachusetts. But Lopez Belloza was deported to Honduras the next day."
November 29, 2025 at 4:06 AM
The judge should order everyone involved to be held in contempt *behind bars* until Belloza is returned to her home.
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It seems that ever Congressional Republican has at least one issue they’re a normal moral human being about, and the Trump administration is intent on discovering those issues for all of them
November 29, 2025 at 4:54 AM
It seems that ever Congressional Republican has at least one issue they’re a normal moral human being about, and the Trump administration is intent on discovering those issues for all of them
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Honestly think a lot of people deserve the indignity of being relieved of command, discharged UOTHC, and then indicted as civilians
i think we have to throw everyone involved in this down to the seal officer in charge in prison for war crimes honestly
Exclusive: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave an order to “kill everybody” in the first strike on suspected drug boats in the Caribbean. After two men survived, the mission commander ordered a second strike to comply with Hegseth’s instructions, according to two sources.
November 29, 2025 at 4:12 AM
Honestly think a lot of people deserve the indignity of being relieved of command, discharged UOTHC, and then indicted as civilians
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a market-based system should work like this: corporations should try to grow as much as possible. the state should put big road blocks up to ensure that growth isn't coming by e.g. poisoning people. if corporations grow sufficiently large anyway, the state should break them up or absorb them.
November 29, 2025 at 2:03 AM
a market-based system should work like this: corporations should try to grow as much as possible. the state should put big road blocks up to ensure that growth isn't coming by e.g. poisoning people. if corporations grow sufficiently large anyway, the state should break them up or absorb them.
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There's this modern meme about how every death in war is a war crime.
And here we have Pete just fucking do one. Just dudes clinging to a fucking raft of boat debris in the middle of the ocean hundreds of miles from shore.
And they just fucking did it. Pete told them to.
And here we have Pete just fucking do one. Just dudes clinging to a fucking raft of boat debris in the middle of the ocean hundreds of miles from shore.
And they just fucking did it. Pete told them to.
November 29, 2025 at 1:39 AM
There's this modern meme about how every death in war is a war crime.
And here we have Pete just fucking do one. Just dudes clinging to a fucking raft of boat debris in the middle of the ocean hundreds of miles from shore.
And they just fucking did it. Pete told them to.
And here we have Pete just fucking do one. Just dudes clinging to a fucking raft of boat debris in the middle of the ocean hundreds of miles from shore.
And they just fucking did it. Pete told them to.
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Personally I prefer the latter option vis-à-vis the current family in power but that's just me
We know this is a bid for authoritarian governance and at this point it is clear it is failing
We know in other countries, such failures generally end with "and then he fled to Russia" or "and then he went to trial" or "and then he and his entire family were murdered."
Why would we be different?
We know in other countries, such failures generally end with "and then he fled to Russia" or "and then he went to trial" or "and then he and his entire family were murdered."
Why would we be different?
November 29, 2025 at 1:23 AM
Personally I prefer the latter option vis-à-vis the current family in power but that's just me
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I think I became convinced that most of the United States is an anti-human hellscape when I worked in refugee resettlement. Seeing that Afghan family who went from rural Kandahar to the Red Roof Inn off the interstate. The look on their faces when I dropped them off. Dark fucking shit.
Listen, I was there when the first afghans evacuees got off the plane at Dulles in late July 2021. But a few months later we had nice liberals in the community asking us if they could host a Ukrainian family. "What about Afghan or Congolese?"
"Oh, no thanks"
Racist fucking country, man
"Oh, no thanks"
Racist fucking country, man
November 29, 2025 at 1:02 AM
I think I became convinced that most of the United States is an anti-human hellscape when I worked in refugee resettlement. Seeing that Afghan family who went from rural Kandahar to the Red Roof Inn off the interstate. The look on their faces when I dropped them off. Dark fucking shit.
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After working with hundreds of young afghans attempting to rebuild their lives in the US, all I can say is that I'm surprised their suffering hasn't gotten national attention sooner. I know a dozen guys with almost identical stories to Rahmanullah. We've fucked them constantly since summer 2021.
November 28, 2025 at 3:36 AM
After working with hundreds of young afghans attempting to rebuild their lives in the US, all I can say is that I'm surprised their suffering hasn't gotten national attention sooner. I know a dozen guys with almost identical stories to Rahmanullah. We've fucked them constantly since summer 2021.
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Listen, I was there when the first afghans evacuees got off the plane at Dulles in late July 2021. But a few months later we had nice liberals in the community asking us if they could host a Ukrainian family. "What about Afghan or Congolese?"
"Oh, no thanks"
Racist fucking country, man
"Oh, no thanks"
Racist fucking country, man
November 28, 2025 at 3:36 AM
Listen, I was there when the first afghans evacuees got off the plane at Dulles in late July 2021. But a few months later we had nice liberals in the community asking us if they could host a Ukrainian family. "What about Afghan or Congolese?"
"Oh, no thanks"
Racist fucking country, man
"Oh, no thanks"
Racist fucking country, man
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Oh no. It me.
I spent a lot of my life around speculative "what's better than the rule of law" but now we're in actual "what's worse than the rule of law."
November 29, 2025 at 1:09 AM
Oh no. It me.
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Unfortunately in America we have essentially the worst of all possible worlds. commercial actors take massive societal risks with no skin in the game because they know the government will bail them out and the government views its job as protecting commercial actors from consumer demand fluctuation
November 29, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Unfortunately in America we have essentially the worst of all possible worlds. commercial actors take massive societal risks with no skin in the game because they know the government will bail them out and the government views its job as protecting commercial actors from consumer demand fluctuation
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this is why very important things that are not subject to a wide scale of consumer preferences should not be within the purview of commercial actors. for instance, health coverage
the job of commercial actors is to take risks in allocating resources with the societal hope that doing so creates more efficient processes and meets a broader set of consumer preferences. the job of the government is to control the types of risks those actors can take so they don't kill/maim us all
November 29, 2025 at 12:53 AM
this is why very important things that are not subject to a wide scale of consumer preferences should not be within the purview of commercial actors. for instance, health coverage
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Businesses that fail must cease to exist. If a business is so important that it cannot cease to exist without society collapsing, that business should have been broken up or socialized substantially earlier than the point of failure. but in America, businesses can't fail, they can only be failed.
November 29, 2025 at 1:02 AM
Businesses that fail must cease to exist. If a business is so important that it cannot cease to exist without society collapsing, that business should have been broken up or socialized substantially earlier than the point of failure. but in America, businesses can't fail, they can only be failed.
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United States: "I'm joining the war on climate change, on the side of climate change!!“
United States: *Loses*
United States: *Loses*
Official data is in this week, and US solar continues to grow rapidly, with generation up 30% compared to last year!
November 29, 2025 at 1:08 AM
United States: "I'm joining the war on climate change, on the side of climate change!!“
United States: *Loses*
United States: *Loses*
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I don't like to be an attendance scold, esp because my school has a high % of commuter students. But my world history course regularly has 1/4 of the students absent for any given class. Some students have turned almost none of their assigments in. I do not understand how they think they will pass.
We're seeing possibly the worst attendance in history. Even in creative writing classes, where students generally want to participate and have their voice heard--they're not showing up, ignoring guidelines and feedback, and either describing expectations as "unclear" or simply refusing to comply.
November 28, 2025 at 11:54 PM
I don't like to be an attendance scold, esp because my school has a high % of commuter students. But my world history course regularly has 1/4 of the students absent for any given class. Some students have turned almost none of their assigments in. I do not understand how they think they will pass.
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There is no constitutionally legitimate scenario in which we are being de facto governed by the White House Deputy Chief of Staff using a half-dead president as his sock puppet. We went out of our way to amend the Constitution on precisely this point.
November 28, 2025 at 5:32 AM
There is no constitutionally legitimate scenario in which we are being de facto governed by the White House Deputy Chief of Staff using a half-dead president as his sock puppet. We went out of our way to amend the Constitution on precisely this point.