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Establishment Democrats’ Response to DSA’s Electoral Wins Should Be of Concern to Anyone Invested in the Future of Black Politics
Anthony Conwright Whatever happened to “big tent” politics? The post Establishment Democrats’ Response to DSA’s Electoral Wins Should Be of Concern to Anyone Invested in the Future of Black Politics appeared first on The Nation. Source link
Ben Wikler Has a Plan to Supercharge American Democracy
Ben Wikler Democrats can save the country from an authoritarian takeover, but to do so they must focus on systemic reforms, the author argues in this adaptation from his new book. The post Ben Wikler Has a Plan to Supercharge American Democracy appeared first on The Nation. Source link
A SpaceX rocket will slam into the moon on Wednesday, and astronomers will be watching closely
In the early hours of Wednesday morning, telescopes around the world will try to capture something never seen from Earth: an old rocket slamming into the moon’s daylight side. Source link
Relying on GPS for directions makes your brain lazy. Here's how to give it a workout
Getting lost is actually great exercise for your brain. As is putting limits on how much guidance you get from your mapping and GPS tools this summer, be it on a drive to the cottage or exploring a new city. Source link
Liberty Bell Bay smelter officially enters liquidation
Attempts will soon begin to claw back tens of millions of dollars owed to creditors by Australia’s only manganese alloy smelter, after Liberty Bell Bay officially went into liquidation. Source link
Coal miner dies after being hit by a truck in NSW Hunter Valley
An investigation is underway after a fatal truck accident in the NSW Hunter Valley. Source link
Volunteers clear brook to reduce flood risk
With a hot summer drying out Syston Brook, volunteers have prepared the waterway ready for rain. Source link
Australia's biggest showcase of Indigenous fashion hits the runway
Held across two sold-out shows in a new location, this year’s Country to Couture features 21 collections crafted by artists and designers from communities across the country. Source link
Woman has pioneering womb surgery to fix 'miracle' baby with intestines outside its body
Theo became the first British baby to be operated on in the womb to correct complex gastroschisis, as part of a pioneering clinical trial. Source link
Big tech to pay more if no deal reached with Australian media
Companies like Google will have to pay a higher percentage of their ad revenue to media companies if they fail to make a deal, but have won a key concession that protects the broader revenue of their business. Source link