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SATURDAY, OCT. 17, 2026: The Next Election May Be Our Last
Keynote address by Chris Hedges, Pulitzer prize-winning journalist, best-selling author & activist
First & Summerfield United Methodist Church, 425 College St., New Haven, CT
Posted Jul 08, 2026
Corporate Democrats Lash Out Against Democratic Socialists After Primary Wins
Interview with Norman Solomon, co-founder of RootsAction, conducted by Scott Harris
Posted Jul 08, 2026
Opponents Challenge Trump Regime’s Scheme to Politicize Federal Research Grants
Interview with Melinda Rostal, an epidemiologist and lead for Office of Management and Budget response with the group Defend Public Health, conducted by Melinda Tuhus
Posted Jul 08, 2026
Nationwide Revolt Against Flock Camera Mass Surveillance Surges
Interview with Hannah Riley Fernandez, writer and activist based in Burlington, Vermont, conducted by Scott Harris
Posted Jul 08, 2026
This Week’s Under-reported News Summary – July 8, 2026
Compiled by Bob Nixon
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Can Cuba Dig In Against Trump’s Threats?
William LeoGrand, expert in U.S. policy toward Latin America and Cuba, discusses the dire conditions in Cuba and that nation's prospects for surviving the Trump regime's oil embargo and threats to "take the Island." Kary Love, a self-described country lawyer from Michigan, discusses his recent article at Counterpunch.org, "Being Honest With Ourselves 250 Years After July 4, 1776."
Panel: Scott Harris, Ruthanne Baumgartner, and Richard Hill.
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