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Breaking down politics and social issues to keep you informed ✨ by Jess Natale
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Everything Isn’t Total Shit: A Few Good Things Happened Recently (opens the original)
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani launched the first-in-the-nation Office of Worker Power to support labor organizing.On September 7, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed an executive order establishing the Mayor’s Office of Worker Power (MOWP), the first office of its kind in the nation, to use the resources and convening power of City Hall to help workers get informed, connected, and organized.MOWP will work across City Hall and City agencies on outreach, education, policy, research and strategic
Everything Isn’t Total Shit: A Few Good Things Happened Recently (opens the original)
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Tijuana City Council unanimously voted to repeal its 35-year-old bullfighting regulations.On August 27, Tijuana City Council unanimously voted to repeal its 35-year-old bullfighting regulations in favor of animal welfare.“Repealing the Bullfighting Shows Regulations was a constitutional duty. After 35 years of delay we could not continue to protect a 1991 rule designed to legalize the mutilation, bleeding and even the death of the bull. This is
Everything Isn’t Total Shit: A Few Good Things Happened Recently (opens the original)
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs issued a moratorium pausing the removal of the Salt River wild horses, allowing the herd roam without interference through 2027.On August 18, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs paused the removal of Salt River wild horses from their home on the Tonto National Forest through the end of 2027.The moratorium will give the herd a reprieve from planned adoptions and allow it to remain on its range while the state
Everything Isn’t Total Shit: A Few Good Things Happened Recently (opens the original)
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The Illinois Department of Corrections is extending a pilot program that provides incarcerated people with 775 minutes of free phone calls per month.The Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) is extending the Voices of Connection program, which launched in December of last year and provides incarcerated people with 775 minutes of free phone calls per month.A representative for IDOC confirmed to the Chicago Reader that the department decided to extend the program after seeing “a signif
Headlines Lost in the Chaos: What You Might Have Missed This Week (opens the original)
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AIPAC and affiliated pro-Israel groups have spent a record-breaking $35 million to bolster “moderate Democrat” Haley Stevens in Michigan’s Senate race.AIPAC (the American Israel Public Affairs Committee) and affiliated pro-Israel lobbying groups have poured more than $30 million into Michigan’s Senate race in an attempt to buy the seat for Democrat Haley Stevens. (This is the most that AIPAC has ever spent on a single race in its history.)Even though Stevens, a self-proclaimed “moderate Democrat
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