Wednesday, February 28, 2024

COMMON DREAMS: Top News: 'Good Riddance' to Mitch McConnell

 


Wednesday, February 28, 2024

■ Today's Top News 


The Intercept and Other Progressive News Sites Sue OpenAI

The media outlets claim the company violated copyright laws.

By Thor Benson



Biden DOJ Launches Antitrust Probe Into Medicare Advantage Behemoth UnitedHealth

"For years, UnitedHealth has unfairly and illegally leveraged each of its businesses to strategically squeeze out competitors and monopolize all corners of healthcare," said one researcher.

By Jake Johnson



'Good Riddance': McConnell to Step Down as Senate GOP Leader

"One of the worst people to ever serve in office. He will be remembered for all the wrong things."

By Julia Conley



Watch: Special Forces Veteran Condemns US Support for Gaza Genocide

"This is wrong, and there's nothing more American than speaking out against what's wrong," Alan Shebaro said during a McKinney, Texas City Council meeting.

By Brett Wilkins



Uncontrolled Texas Wildfires Shut Down Nuclear Weapons Plant

The fast-moving Smokehouse Creek Fire, the second-largest in Texas history, was sparked by dry condition and was 0% contained Wednesday morning.

By Julia Conley



Jayapal Says Biden Must Heed Warnings of 'Uncommitted' Voters in Michigan

Progressive Caucus chair said the "lack of attention and empathy" on Gaza is "breaking apart the fragile coalition we built to elect Joe Biden in 2020."

By Jake Johnson


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'Expedited' Appeal on US Complicity in Gaza Genocide Means Early June Hearing


Activists to Insurance Giants: 'End Your Support for Oil and Gas Now'


Climate-Fueled Extreme Weather Costs US Nearly $100 Billion a Year: Study


'We Need Joe Biden to Listen': 100,000+ Michigan Primary Voters Mark Uncommitted


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■ Opinion


Growing Inflation Pains: How Democrats Must Go on Offense on the Economy

The corporations driving greedflation don’t care about working families and they never will. The rich continue to get richer while everyday families struggle to afford basic necessities.

By Tiffany Muller


Wall Street to Working-Class Homebuyers: Fuggeddaboutdit!

Building a movement to stop Wall Street’s insatiable greed starts with labor unions, like the United Auto Workers, that have shown the willingness to take on corporate power, not only to protect their own members, but also to enhance the working class as a whole.

By Les Leopold


Michigan's Primary Must Be Wake-Up Call for Biden on Gaza

If Biden loses Michigan, as Hillary Clinton lost it to Trump in 2016, his path to electoral victory becomes exceedingly difficult. But it's not too late to turn things around. Human lives, and very possibly his reelection, depend on it.

By Sam Rosenthal


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