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Larger shadow of me on the grate which is the floor of the new bridge across the river Eisack in Franzensfeste, South Tyrol. Smaller shadow is on a metal plate [...]
Lucy Schiller at Literary Hub: For the humors-focused, centuries ago, old age was “the age of phlegm.” Oldness was “about rot, meanness, avarice, cowardice, peevishness, irascibility, moroseness, whining, bad eyes, [...]
Jonathan R. Goodman in Nature: From antimicrobial resistance and vaccines to drugs design and even policymaking, evolution is fundamental to many aspects of our lives. Yet, too often, Darwinian thinking is neglected. [...]
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Scott Alexander at Astral Codex Ten: People act like the replication crisis has discredited psychology, that the field is now widely agreed to be a sham, that it can be [...]
“United Fruit Co. When the trumpet sounded everything was prepared on earth, and Jehovah gave the world to Coca-Cola Inc., Anaconda, Ford Motors, and other corporations. The United Fruit Company [...]
RJ MacKenzie in The Scientist: Deep skin wounds can be difficult to treat, and the available methods are often too short-acting or lack proper targeting to the wound site. But a [...]
by TJ Price An excerpt from “The Collectors,” by Matt Bell. No self without these ghosts. No ghosts, without— No. No ghosts, or rather: No ghosts except in things. They [...]
by Dilip D’Souza Potholes and education. What connects the two? Not much, I imagine. But in recent days here in India, I’ve been musing over one, possibly tenuous, link. Especially [...]
Zoe Williams in The Guardian: ‘Iam acutely conscious,” said Andy Burnham outside 10 Downing Street on Monday, “that I am the sixth person in the last 10 years to walk [...]
From France 24: Firefighters battling devastating fires in France have had to contend with a new threat: immense fire clouds that create their own wind and even lightning that can [...]
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Lynne Peeples at the New York Times: The Sunshine Protection Act, passed by the House this month, promises an easy fix to an unpopular ritual: The bill would halt the twice-yearly [...]
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Jonathan Slotkin at Noema Magazine: We demand machines that function flawlessly, while accepting human-caused deaths and injuries as the cost of our daily travel. That double standard allows people to [...]
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From The Washington Post: Fauci spent part of the first year of the pandemic working with Trump and trying to counteract the president’s comments downplaying the outbreak — a challenge he [...]
Edward Chen in Nature: A small number of fertility clinics around the world are offering a controversial treatment: a procedure to furnish clients’ embryos with donated mitochondria as a way to [...]
John Stokes at Literary Review: In his introduction to a selection of Chekhov’s short fiction published in 1998, the novelist Richard Ford remarked, ‘there is, of course, no typical Chekhov [...]
We are living in a golden age of pseudoscience. Here are three helpful tools for separating science from its imitator- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon [...]
My father’s death sent me to the jiu-jitsu mat. Then came defeat, low testosterone and the lure of a chemical cheat code- by Wes BrownRead on Aeon [...]
Join the search for the elusive cassowary, a big bird that plays an outsized role in maintaining its rainforest home- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon [...]
Black philosophers now feature on Western curricula, but the European tradition diminishes their radicalism into reassurance- by Takeshi MorisatoRead on Aeon [...]
Allan Basbaum has spent 50 years searching the nervous system for the places where pain begins – and where it can be stopped- by Stephani SutherlandRead on Aeon [...]
To the trained eye, the personalised homes of Queens, NYC, evoke everything from a Venetian streetscape to a Chinese temple- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon [...]
Rooted in Brazilian modernism, anthropophagy devours and transforms culture, subverting colonial fears of cannibalism- by Sofía CándanoRead on Aeon [...]
Inside the lab of a biologist who is seeking to understand intelligence by focusing on problem-solving, not neurons- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon [...]
Jean Meslier, a rural French priest, argued that religion is designed to produce subjects who will automatically obey- by Nidal TaibiRead on Aeon [...]
A 1979 doc examining the life and ideas of B F Skinner, with a focus on his radical, controversial behaviour experiments- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon [...]
A dramatic shift in perspective is producing a much bigger, broader and more exciting view of ‘the ancient world’- by Carlos NoreñaRead on Aeon [...]
Every 122 years, Venus crosses the Sun as a black and fleeting teardrop, kindling the awe of all those who dare to know- by Ananya PalivelaRead on Aeon [...]
In an ingenious restoration project, the humble oyster shell is transformed into a powerful tool to halt coastal erosion- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon [...]
While Vienna’s coffeehouses bred modernism, in Belgrade’s kafanas grew conspiracy and rage. Their clash consumed Europe- by Anton CebaloRead on Aeon [...]
What does it mean to make art in the age of inexhaustible AIs? An animator ponders his purpose and reclaims some control- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon [...]
Tech titans claim the genre inspired them. But all they’ve done is graft their politics onto stories of a better future- by Ali Rıza TaşkaleRead on Aeon [...]
The ‘worst’ and ‘best possible’ job at once: what it’s like to dedicate your life to documenting crimes against humanity- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon [...]
We are each a living story, written with those who raised us. But when my most loving co-author ghosted me, my story fractured- by David RobsonRead on Aeon [...]
Trees contain an archive – tales of planetary shifts, cosmic events, historical pivots – that we’re only just unlocking- by Valerie TrouetRead on Aeon [...]
Most buildings rise from the bottom up, stone by stone. Not so these churches: carved from a single rock, top-to-bottom- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon [...]
ANews Podcast 476 – 7.24.26 thecollective Sun, 07/26/2026 - 08:55 [...]
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Regarding the Health Situation of Our Comrade Juan Aliste Vega. By Solar and García thecollective Wed, 07/29/2026 - 08:05 [...]
The “Jeffrey Epsteinization” of Power and the ODRC Repression Files, by Sean Swain thecollective Wed, 07/29/2026 - 08:05 [...]
Call for the International Week of Solidarity with Anarchist Prisoners August 23 -30, 2026 thecollective Wed, 07/29/2026 - 07:59 [...]
Signal of Solidarity to the Anarchist Comrades of May 11TH (Thessaloniki) thecollective Wed, 07/29/2026 - 07:56 [...]
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New York-based photographer Marie Tomanova shares recent photographs from her archive, tracing the boyhood of her two nephews and their glorious summers in her Czech hometown [...]
Jil Sander expands Olfactory Series 1 with six androgynous scents. Sesame – a salty, buttery gourmand feels fresh, not cloying [...]
Having spent six years creating a ballet adaptation of Chantal Akerman’s Je Tu Il Elle, the American artist meets filmmaker Matt Wolf at New York’s Metrograph cinema to discuss its [...]
From photographs capturing illicit queer encounters in the cinemas of 1970s Bogotá to a playful reimagining of Luis Barragán’s Mexico City home, an exhibition by Cultish Studio invites us to [...]
With season three of The Buccaneers on the horizon, YSL Beauty ambassador, Boe, reminisces about being a child actor and her first experiences of the ultimate “party girl” perfume [...]
Alejandro Palomo celebrates the past and present of queer encounters through a new collaboration photographed by Kees de Klein and Cain Isan Wittenhaus [...]
In her new essay collection You Won’t Get Free of It, Rachel Aviv reworks her award-winning journalism for The New Yorker to focus on the familial relationship that “seems to [...]
A Valentino bag fit for day to evening – lunch at Le Cirque and nocturnal prowling in the motion picture of the Alessandro Michele woman’s life [...]
The Paris-based photographer’s debut photo book distils friendship and boredom across suburban Australia [...]
Imran Perretta on the British coming-of-age films that informed his beguiling feature debut, Ish [...]
In the first edition of AnOther Photo Dump, London-based photographer Jo Fetto shares new and archival images from summers spent in Naples, the city where he was born [...]
On Willem Dafoe’s birthday, we revisit our 2003 story for which he requested to wear the crew’s clothes instead, adopting each of their wardrobes as a means for performance [...]
As Nostalghia and The Sacrifice return to cinemas in new 4K restorations, AnOther revisits five films that define Andrei Tarkovsky’s oeuvre [...]
As the Paris heatwave turned the murky waters of Canal Saint-Martin into a communal escape and impromptu cruising ground, Pedro Vasconcelos joins photographer José Cuevas to document the strange freedom [...]
Fara Homidi takes inspiration from a childhood spent at her mum’s beauty salon, archival magazines and a “sexy, lived-in” aesthetic [...]
HAWK withstood years of testing that had yet to uncover a fatal weakness found through Mythos. [...]
Advertisers agreed to “reset” relationship with X. [...]
Government ban on foreign-made robots may hinder instead of help US robotics. [...]
Comcast, accused of negligence, says lawsuit mischaracterized alleged events. [...]
Ars Pro subscribers get customizable layouts along with no ads and no trackers. [...]
Google's new API relies on parents to set age ranges in Family Link. [...]
Musk defends Grok, says Minnesota's nudifying app ban is unconstitutional. [...]
Companies are making sure we have a surplus of options for building qubits. [...]
"We're feeling pretty good about that," Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said. [...]
Microsoft is on a mad dash behind the scenes to patch exploits before hackers find them. [...]
Improved efficiency in EPP mode leads to ~32% jump in "1% low" frame rates. [...]
"I'm beginning to suspect we are not in Jumanji." [...]
AI is fantastic at spotting patterns, but human insight is the key. [...]
Deciding what's real on the Internet won't be easy in the future. [...]
Expect bumps with X Money rollout as major US financial markets are excluded. [...]
The new full-size flagship SUV starts at $87,700 when it goes on sale in Q4. [...]
"Preliminary investigation shows that two of Link's three reaction wheels currently are not operable." [...]
Lab students were supposed to ID a mild germ. They all identified a deadly pathogen. [...]
10 days passed from OpenAI models exploiting JFrog Artifactory 0-day to release of a patch. [...]
eBay sent bloody pig mask and other macabre deliveries to journalists' home. [...]
China’s AI enthusiasm seems real. But for a population that lived through the mass layoffs of the 1990s, optimism and fear can look identical from the outside. [...]
Most countries will never have frontier AI. They’re the ones who should be worrying. [...]
Anthropic should learn from those cotton-picking socialists. [...]
Welcome to Issue 15. [...]
For health hackers, the risk is not experimenting. [...]
Gen Z are a bunch of cowards…or are they risking it all on crypto? The editors of The New Critic report on their generation’s Risk-geist. [...]
Acetaminophen, ibuprofen, and what doctors probably want you to know. [...]
What is it like to live in a world you believe is about to end? [...]
Historian Jon Peterson traces the route from Prussian military headquarters to Gary Gygax’s basement. [...]
What global financial markets have in common with necromancers. [...]
Why do manure spreaders have life cycles? [...]
Everyone knows RCTs are the gold standard of evidence. ….Right? [...]
She thinks it’s nearly imminent. He doesn’t. [...]
The development community treats war as inevitable. We’re learning how to pay to prevent it. [...]
We all know they’re casinos. It’s time to look at the data behind the froth. [...]
What are we afraid of? [...]
Scientists once hoped that studying the brain would teach us how to build AI. Now, one AI researcher may have something to teach us about the brain. [...]
TSMC (and most of Taiwan’s chip industry) spun out of one government research institute. How did ITRI implement one of the most successful industrial policy programs of all time? [...]
Waymos and Cybercabs see the world through very different sensors. Which technology wins out will determine the future of self-driving vehicles. [...]
America’s earliest science fairs gave students the chance to do independent research. Today, they’re a competitive gloss to glorified internships. It’s time for a new format. [...]
Watches, bands, and rings—if you want to digitally monitor your fitness, more companies than ever are selling devices to do it. And more Americans than ever now own at least [...]
The concept of “surveillance pricing” is just one part of a much larger problem and business model: corporations maximizing their profits by invading our privacy. The all-too-common business model is [...]
Recent reports have raised alarm about the use of PatronScan, an ID-checking and face-scanning system, at multiple LGBTQ+ bars in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood. Much of the attention has focused [...]
EFF’s first EFFecting Change livestream was all the way back in July of 2024. Maybe you've caught each stream, or maybe you’ve only caught a few. Or maybe you’re like [...]
August 3, 2026 - 9:00am PDT to August 5, 2026 - 2:00pm PDTTuscany Suites Hotel & Casino | Las Vegas, NVOnce again, EFF is excited to be back at the [...]
For years, John Deere had actively made repairing their tractors near-impossible for anyone but itself and the few "authorized" repair shops—regardless of the ability of its customers to actually visit [...]
Police departments across the country are lining up to launch drone-as-first-responder (DFR) programs, and hundreds have cleared a necessary hurdle toward making deployment a reality, expanding aerial surveillance and data [...]
Legal intern Suzanne Castillo was the principal author of this post. The Fourth Circuit issued a disappointing opinion in U.S. v. Belmonte Cardozo, a case in which EFF filed an [...]
Intermediary liability laws around the world recognize that social media platforms, search engines, and other online service providers have become an integral part of our lives: they shape how we access information, communicate with others and participate in public debate, and foster innovation [...]
Are you a California resident? Then we've got exciting news for you: there's a tool just for you that lets you take a single, relatively easy step to protect your [...]
What happens to the disappeared in Mexico’s narco-slavery camps [...]
As the allure of American exceptionalism fades, Western liberals still cling to illusions about the nation’s past and present [...]
The student protesters who have swarmed Delhi are showing us a different future for India [...]
Separating truth from fiction in the most successful African movie of all time [...]
Trump and Infantino have tried their best to spoil the World Cup, but the joy of the game remains undefeated [...]
Forty years after Edward Said demanded ‘permission to narrate’, the truth from Palestine has never been more widely known. And yet the annihilation continues. [...]
On Gaza, ruins and mourning [...]
My life as a durian influencer [...]
An excerpt from the rediscovered cult classic Fixer Chao [...]
A leading Colombian climate activist on the right-wing resurgence and the fate of Gustavo Petro’s green reforms [...]
How Russia’s new generation of political exiles is redefining what it means to lose a homeland [...]
Fifty years later, South Africans cannot put Sam Nzima’s photograph behind them [...]
The graphic novelist discusses his research into rising political violence – in India and around the world [...]
For Mexican fans, disillusionment begins at home [...]
Why an Indian publisher dropped Joe Sacco’s new book on a riot in north India [...]
A Vatican adviser explains how the Pope became the most formidable critic of the algorithmic age [...]
Palestine’s pitches are in ruins, but the game lives on [...]
In a previously unpublished essay, the German novelist reflects on America’s ‘terrifying moral decline’ [...]
Generations of organisers and dissidents have kept the Iranian struggle alive [...]
What have Indonesia’s revolutions done for the poor? [...]
BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA (Tuesday, May 19, 2026) — The Free Software Foundation (FSF) reports that its global call for free software supporters to organize LibreLocals this May resulted in free [...]
The Free Software Foundation (FSF), a Massachusetts 501(c)(3) charity with a worldwide mission to promote computer user freedom, seeks a motivated and talented individual to be our new Engineering and [...]
BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA (Tuesday, February 24, 2026), — The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has just launched its global call for LibreLocal 2026. [...]
BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA (December 29, 2025) — The Free Software Foundation (FSF) announced today that Eko K. A. Owen will follow in Ian Kelling's footsteps by becoming the second union [...]
Boston, Massachusetts, USA (Wednesday, December 24, 2025) -- The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced it received two major contributions totaling around $900,000 USD. [...]
BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA (Tuesday, December 9, 2025) — The Free Software Foundation (FSF) announced today the recipients of the 2024 Free Software Awards, which are given annually by the FSF [...]
BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA (Thursday, November 6, 2025) — The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced the winning photo submissions in the FSF40 Photo Contest held in August. [...]
BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA (Tuesday, October 14, 2025) — The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced its project to bring mobile phone freedom to users. "LibrePhone" is an initiative to reverse-engineer [...]
BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA (Thursday, October 2, 2025) — The Free Software Foundation (FSF) announced today that Ian Kelling, senior systems administrator for the organization and the first union member to [...]
BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA (Monday, September 22, 2025) — The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced the addition of Alexandre Oliva to its board of directors after a three month trial [...]
This position has been filled. [...]
BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA (Wednesday, September 17, 2025), The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced a panel talk made up of long-time GNU and FSF volunteers will be held at the [...]
BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA (Tuesday, September 10, 2025), The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced that representatives from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), F-Droid, and Sugar Labs will speak at the [...]
8 July 2026 marks a significant milestone in the fight for interoperability and software freedom, for both developers and users: the Court of Justice of the European Union dismissed Apple’s [...]
Times goes by… Did you know the FSFE was founded in 2001, 25 years ago? Of course, we have planned something for our silver anniversary! We are dedicating a full [...]
The Court of Justice of the European Union has rejected Apple's challenge to the interoperability obligations under the Digital Markets Act. The Court also confirmed the App Store as a [...]
The past few weeks have been busy for YH4F 2026 participants: the programming period wrapped up on 30 June with project submissions for evaluation. We also submitted our position on [...]
The FSFE's volunteer and open hardware passionate, Nicole Faeber read about the Teufel Mynd speaker announced as an "Open Source Project", so she decided to put it to the test. [...]
The FSFE has submitted its position to the European Commission’s Android interoperability consultation under the Digital Markets Act, calling for, among others, the right to fully uninstall AI-based features from [...]
In our 52nd episode, we turn our attention to the European stages, this time going to the Netherlands. There, on 6 and 7 June, Dutch volunteers and Free Software enthusiasts [...]
In the last weeks, we got the green light to intervene against Apple before the European Court of Justice for the second time (!) while the European Commission has included [...]
The European Commission published its Technological Sovereignty Package on 3 June 2026, containing the new "Open Source Strategy". If implemented, it could mark a paradigm shift by adopting the Free Software [...]
Recent geopolitical events have highlighted Europe's need for a resilient, homegrown technology ecosystem free from critical dependencies. The new Horizon Europe project Restack aims to accomplish it. The FSFE is [...]
Click to expand Image Hoang Thi Hong Thai outside the police interrogation room in Hanoi, April 2025. © Private (Bangkok) – The Vietnamese authorities should immediately quash the criminal conviction of [...]
Click to expand Image Police removing journalists from Toplum TV on March 6, 2024 in Baku, Azerbaijan. © 2024 Aziz Karimov/Getty Images An Azerbaijani court on July 27 sentenced nine [...]
Click to expand Image Makeshift shelters for communities displaced from Nagero County to Bazia, Wau County, South Sudan, November 18, 2025. © 2025 Joe Falzetta South Sudan’s army, opposition forces, [...]
Click to expand Image Bangladesh military personnel guard the International Criminal Tribunal in Dhaka, Bangladesh, November 17, 2025. © 2025 Mamunur Rashid/NurPhoto via AP Photo (London) – Bangladesh authorities are failing [...]
Click to expand Image An Indigenous Dayak villager shows pictures of her rubber plantation destroyed by an industrial logging company during a media interview in Sei Gawing village, Kapuas regency [...]
Click to expand Image Smoke rises following an airstrike by Yemeni government forces in coalition with Saudi Arabia on Sanaa International Airport, Sanaa, Yemen, July 13, 2026. © 2026 Reuters [...]
Click to expand Image Ethiopian migrants seeking asylum or a better life in Gulf States, walk along a highway to Saadah province to cross into Saudi Arabia, on August 23, [...]
Click to expand Image In Homestead, Florida, women and their children listen to an explanation of their legal rights and strategies for preparing their families if a parent is detained [...]
Click to expand Image Can Thi Theu in the dock during her appeal at the Hanoi People's Court, Vietnam, on November 30, 2016. © 2016 Vietnam News Agency/AFP via Getty [...]
Click to expand Image Oil well at Perenco’s concession in Democratic Republic of Congo. © 2026 Human Rights Watch Pollution linked to the Democratic Republic of Congo’s only oil producer [...]
Click to expand Image The shuttered former office compound of Action Contre la Faim (ACF) in Muttur, Sri Lanka, October 22, 2015. © 2015 James Ross/Human Rights Watch I was [...]
Click to expand Image Mohammed Aydah's car in the yard of a police station, where it had been moved to after an explosive device planted in the car detonated and [...]
Click to expand Image Israeli forces fire tear gas at Palestinians and journalists covering military operations and settler activity in the nearby village of Tal, in the West Bank, July [...]
Click to expand Image A woman looks out from her destroyed apartment in the Shahrak-e Gharb neighborhood of Tehran, Iran, March 21, 2026. © 2026 Majid Saeedi/Getty Images (Washington, DC) [...]
Click to expand Image Seventeenth session of the International Criminal Court's Assembly of States Parties in The Hague, Netherlands, December 2018. © 2018 Syd Boyd/Coalition for the International Criminal Court [...]
Click to expand Image UAE Team Emirates - XRG Pro Cycling team during the team presentation of the 109th Giro d'Italia in Burgas, Bulgaria, on May 6, 2026. © 2026 [...]
Click to expand Image Two members of Iran’s security forces stand guard in downtown Tehran, Iran, on April 8, 2026. © 2026 Morteza Nikoubazl/NurPhoto via Getty Images Iran’s authorities executed [...]
Click to expand Image Nepali lawyers stage a protest against the Supreme Court administration's refusal to register writ petitions and applications in Kathmandu, Nepal, on May 19, 2026. © 2026 [...]
Click to expand Image From left to right: Bev Craig, Geraldine Coggins, Phil Eckersley, and Richard Kilpatrick, in Manchester, UK, July 8, 2026. © 2026 Gary Roberts/Sopa Images via Reuters [...]
Click to expand Image Edgardo Balgos (in blue shirt) and Fidel Santos (in cream shirt) in discussions with the residents of Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines. © Photo courtesy of Ellice [...]
You can find the call in different languages here.If your language is missing, feel free to contribute with your translation: tillallarefree@riseup.net Marius Mason, an environmental and animal rights activist, anarchist, [...]
Translated from the Spanish-language post on the Auditorio Che Facebook page.Learn more about Mexican anarchist political prisoner Jorge “Yorch” Esquivel. December 6, 2025, 3:40pm Dear family, compas, friends, and community: [...]
The latest update on the repressive situation in Italy involving Gabriel Pombo da Silva is as follows: In July 2022, the Italian trial related to the repressive operation “Scripta Manent” [...]
Bristol Anarchist Black Cross is calling for a Month of Solidarity for Taylor from November 24th to December 12th. Who was Taylor Taylor was a working-class trans man who spent [...]
Thank you for participating in this year’s International Week of Solidarity with Anarchist Prisoners.It is important not to forget our comrades in prison, but to work together and build our [...]
Hello comrades, we are writing to you from the territory of Uruguay. We would like to share an audio clip that we took from our radio station for International Solidarity [...]
Responding to the international call for solidarity with anarchist prisoners, we placed banners and posters in central locations Freedom for Anarchist Prisoners Around the World Whoever Forgets the Imprisoned Revolutionaries [...]
Text for the poster campaign as part of the International Week ofSolidarity with Anarchist Prisoners in Vienna Prisons are institutions of violence. Anyone who has ever been locked away behind [...]
Just in time for this year’s International Week of Solidarity with Anarchist Prisoners, comrades have revised the zine Starting an Anarchist Black Cross group: a guide. Thanks a lot for [...]
Letter writing + Talk with Toby Shone for the International Week ofSolidarity with Anarchist Prisoners – BASE Bristol Sunday 31 August 2025 BASE Bristol – Easton – 14 Robertson Road [...]
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Hertfordshire scraps philosophy • Nancy Cartwright honoured for phil sci work • Cops raid Moscow philosophy institute — News reports by Anja Steinbauer [...]
by Matt Qvortrup [...]
Deniz Kose thinks there’s good reasons to want human life to continue. [...]
by Terence Green [...]
Jimmy Alfonso Licon wonders what’s wrong with killing – first chickens, then humans. [...]
Joshua Clements puts us in the picture. [...]
Dan Pollen weighs up the pros and cons of indefinitely extended life. [...]
Andy Yee looks forward to humanity’s technological ascension. [...]
Patrick West on postmodernism and communicative reason. [...]
Matt Qvortrup recalls chat over coffee and scrambled eggs with a champion of reasoned debate. [...]
Laure Gillot-Assayag reflects on the political philosophy of Avishai Margalit. [...]
Tony Shenton asks, should we cancel the compromised intellectual, or read them? [...]
Suleyman Moollan wonders why people climb mountains. [...]
Kola Adeosun & Ato Kenya Rockcliffe on the dynamics of sporting greatness. [...]
Antonio Negri was an Italian political philosopher who in his time courted controversy, and was even jailed for links with Communist organisations. Leonardo Caffo talked with him about the future [...]
Marco Pandolfini on the ideas of a highly contentious legal theorist. [...]
Frank S. Robinson ponders our AI future. [...]
Today's links Enshittification and Reverse Centaurs go global: The good globalism. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Fonz thumps x Linux; CBC v DRM; Aussie mall v [...]
Today's links Discernment: How can you fact-check AI when you're asking it to teach you something you don't understand? Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: How to [...]
Today's links How the EU can punish Google (despite Trump): Grant me the courage to change the things I can. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Chilling [...]
Today's links Apple's robo-repo: Privatizing the risk premium, socializing its costs. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Printed batteries; Monopoly credit cards; Mapping airport power outlets; EMI [...]
Today's links AI solipsists and AI cynics: You don't have to believe that AI "works" to believe that it's a good investment. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object [...]
Today's links California's privacy obstacle course: Malice or incompetence (why not both?). Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Continuous partial attention, TSA is the worst; Trump's FCC [...]
Today's links Trump's America can't even win a rigged game: America has created a post-American world. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: "Fagin"; Scott McCloud on comics' [...]
Today's links Dealing with dickovers: The web is an open platform, and that matters. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Broadcast's bad week; Congress v wifi; EFF [...]
Today's links Deranged billionaires and their syndromes: The Mad Kings do love a syllogism. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: PoGo v binding arbitration; Trump beat some [...]
Today's links Gerontocracy's failure mode: Where are the designated survivors? Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: MSFT v MP3; UK industry v schoolkids; Gary Larson v comics [...]
Today's links Why aren't AI companies competing directly with their customers? Why sell picks and shovels if you've already struck gold? Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: [...]
Today's links Workplace "flexibility" isn't: What the gig economy calls flexibility is just risk-shifting. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: "Alanya to Alanya"; ToS are the internet's [...]
Today's links "Rights for robots" and the AI slavery fantasy: When we were robots in Egypt… Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Awkward questions for the entertainment [...]
Today's links Post-political: What a "leftist" is. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: MSFT x OSCON; Parental spyware; "Resurrection Man"; Brexit do-over petition; Workplace email spying; Record [...]
Today's links How US states and international trustbusters can beat Big Tech: Their common enemies are Trump and his tech giants. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: [...]
Today's links CARDiac, syntax coloring, view source and vibe code: With great abstraction comes great power comes great responsibility comes great loss of fidelity. Hey look at this: Delights to [...]
Today's links The difference between "today's task" and "accretive work": Sometimes, "I got it working" is fine, but sometimes it isn't. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: [...]
Today's links Technocarcinization: Enshittification is the great leveler. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Grampa's backyard Disneyland; Elizabeth Warren on monopolies; Spotify v Apple (antitrust edn); Exxon [...]
Today's links Jo Walton's "Everybody's Perfect": A mystical tour-de-force that makes you feel like your mundane life until this point has all been a boring dream. Hey look at this: [...]
Today's links Gemini is better than search because Google enshittified search: We're All Trying To Find The Guy Who Did This. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: [...]
New calculations seem to have put a 25-year-old particle physics puzzle to rest. But they’ve also created a clash with other experimental results. The post Physicists Solve a Big Quantum [...]
An organelle discovered inside a microbe inside a cow’s gut helps explain how livestock burps contribute to warming our planet. The post A New Way That a Cow’s Inner World [...]
One of the most contested issues in astrophysics is our understanding of the Universe’s expansion. Adam Riess discusses why there is disagreement and what might resolve it. The post How [...]
Every four years, the math world’s preeminent awards are given to the finest minds of a generation. The young winners — all under 40 on the first day of the [...]
Shayan Oveis Gharan has won the Abacus Medal for using tools from across mathematics to boost the power of algorithms. The post A Master of the Traveling Salesperson Problem Finds [...]
The agreed injunction gives Discord 90 days to route Texas users into the same face scans and ID checks it already runs for children in Britain. The post Texas Orders [...]
What a government can and cannot switch off, and what that leaves for anyone standing in the dead zone. The post Bitchat: The Right App for a Situation Nobody Wants [...]
The case runs alongside a 55% throttling of Telegram traffic and a state push onto MAX, a messenger with no encryption pre-installed on every new Russian phone. The post Telegram [...]
NIH knew its keyword filters were hiding one side of a public debate. Internal emails now reveal how its lawyers tried to keep the system working without making the censorship [...]
Officers filmed the hunger strikers and a second officer said no fixed retention rules exist, so the footage could stay indefinitely. The post Delhi Students Ask High Court to Destroy [...]
Nothing in the text of Minnesota's law distinguishes a nonconsensual deepfake from a satirical picture. The post xAI Challenges Minnesota’s Broad “Nudification” Law as a First Amendment Violation appeared first [...]
Just when you thought the UK's online censorship law couldn't get any worse... The post UK Committee Hears Calls to Expand the Online Safety Act’s Powers appeared first on Reclaim [...]
Players who owned games on disc got the same license error as digital users, because the Xbox verifies each disc online before it spins. The post Xbox Outage Stops Players [...]
Every platform remembers you in its own language. The post Can You Escape the Device Identifiers? appeared first on Reclaim The Net: Free Speech, Privacy, Digital Rights. [...]
Border search law, Fifth Amendment claims, and Cop City politics collide in an Atlanta federal court case. The post GrapheneOS Wipe at Airport Leads to Federal Charge in Atlanta appeared [...]
Researchers say AI vastly improves a technique used to engineer proteins. As a proof of concept, they redesigned the Botox enzyme to snip a protein linked to ALS. The post [...]
A Cornell University study uses game theory to model how poorly designed AI regulation could backfire. The post Weak AI Regulation Could Be Worse Than None at All appeared first [...]
Every week, we scour the web for important, insightful, and fascinating stories in science and technology. The post This Week’s Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through July 25) [...]
To make CRISPR better at its job, researchers are turning to algorithms like DeepMind's AlphaFold. The post Scientists Are Designing CRISPR Gene Editors With AI appeared first on SingularityHub. [...]
The incident is a first and signals a seismic shift in cybersecurity. The post OpenAI Agent Breaks Free and Hacks Hugging Face appeared first on SingularityHub. [...]
Researchers could use lab-grown sperm to develop infertility treatments or, more controversially, make babies. The post Scientists Inch Closer to Creating Human Sperm in the Lab appeared first on SingularityHub. [...]
Cambridge University researchers say launch costs fell from $87,000 to $3,868 per kilogram between 1960 and 2025—or roughly 96%—and could hit $273 by 2040. The post Spaceflight Nears Its Steamship [...]
Every week, we scour the web for important, insightful, and fascinating stories in science and technology. The post This Week’s Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through July 18) [...]
The AI company says a new finding about how Claude works echoes an influential theory of consciousness. That doesn't prove the AI is itself conscious. The post Anthropic Says Chatbots [...]
Research suggests offloading mental work to AI is like debt: an immediate payoff with long-term consequences. But collaborating with the technology may boost our work without eroding skills. The post [...]
Qantas completed a record-breaking 24-hour, 24-minute test flight from Melbourne to Toulouse on Tuesday. "The specially adapted A350-1000ULR airliner is due to debut with the Australian carrier's nonstop Sydney-London route [...]
An anonymous reader quotes a New York Times report on how AI companies are pouring money into training and recruiting electricians, carpenters, and other skilled tradespeople to build data centers: [...]
The FCC's ban on Chinese-made robots extends well beyond humanoids to quadrupeds, research platforms, and many robot vacuums from allied countries. Supporters call it a major boost for domestic robotics, [...]
Valve is funding Collabora's experimental effort to port the open-source RADV Vulkan driver from Linux to Windows. The team has already demonstrated Counter-Strike 2 running with RADV, but a stable [...]
Google has dismantled the original AlphaFold team, according to Financial Times (paywalled), reassigning many researchers to Gemini and Isomorphic Labs. Several other key members, including Nobel laureate John Jumper, left [...]
For a year now, the AI safety testing firm Andon Labs has been evaluating how frontier AI models behave as long-running autonomous agents by assigning them simulated real-world tasks, such [...]
NextEra and Brookfield plan to invest more than $100 billion to transform a former uranium-enrichment site in Kentucky into a data center campus with a generating plant. "The privately funded [...]
DoorDash has launched DoorDash Air, an in-house drone-delivery program that has just received FAA certification for commercial operations. "This does not mean DoorDash's custom-built drones will be delivering burritos tomorrow, [...]
Russia has charged Telegram founder Pavel Durov with facilitating terrorism, alleging the platform was used by Ukrainian intelligence "to prepare and co-ordinate acts of sabotage and terror" inside Russia. An [...]
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Wired: OpenAI said Tuesday that the rogue AI agent that breached Hugging Face's platform also hacked multiple third-party accounts and services as part [...]
jrnvk shares a report from KMSP: Minnesota IT Services reports that a "coordinated cyberattack" targeted technology at more than 30 community water systems between Sunday, July 26 and Monday, July [...]
alternative_right shares a report from ScienceAlert: [I]n a new study published in the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, researchers from Georgetown University Medical Center in the U.S. have revealed that we [...]
The Trump administration has banned newly authorized foreign-made humanoid and four-legged robots, along with power inverters, citing "unacceptable risks" to the country's national security. FCC chairman Brendan Carr said the [...]
An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Associated Press: A corporate fad of "tokenmaxxing" on artificial intelligence technology is hitting its limits as workplaces throwing AI at everything are [...]
Apple has replaced its iPhone Upgrade Program with Apple Upgrade, a Klarna-backed U.S. leasing service covering most iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches. MacRumors reports: Apple Upgrade has lower base [...]
Author: Benjamin TuckerTitle: Why I Am an AnarchistDate: 1890Source: https://www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/anarchist-beginnings/benjamin-r-tucker-why-i-am-an-anarchist-1892/ Why am I an Anarchist? That is the question which the editor of the Twentieth Century has requested me to [...]
Author: Usufruct CollectiveTitle: Philosophy of FreedomSubtitle: From the Science of Logic to Dialectical NaturalismDate: 2026 July 28Notes: By the Usufruct Collective, first digitally published 07/28/26, public draft #1 (this will [...]
Author: Jeanne DeroinTitle: Letter to ProudhonDate: January 28, 1849Notes: L’Opinion des Femmes. No. 1, Year 1. January 28, 1849.Source: Retrieved on 2026-07-25 from libertarian-labyrinth.org Monsieur, I know that, preoccupied most [...]
Author: AnarchoTitle: Proudhon: “start by being right”Date: 2025Notes: This article discusses various claims made against Proudhon by the likes of Engels, Schapiro, Draper and others. Some are correct (if usually [...]
Author: AnonymousTitle: Confidence. Courage. Connection. TrustSubtitle: A proposal for security cultureDate: 2019, NovemberSource: Retrieved on December 29, 2019 from https://north-shore.info/2019/11/05/confidence-courage-connection-trust-a-proposal-for-security-culture/ When we talk about security culture, people tend to have [...]
Author: AnonymousTitle: The Disunity of White WomenSubtitle: Against Collaboration and TransmisogynyDate: 2026-07-27Notes: “Nothing for Snitches: For a Revolutionary Anti-Repression”: https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/35212/ The hetero-settler nation remains the political center of gravity here [...]
Author: Dan Gallin and Pat HornTitle: Women’s Unions in BoliviaDate: 2005Source: Excerpted from Organizing Informal Women Workers. Women workers’ unions in Bolivia were formed in the 1920s as part of [...]
Author: Leo TolstoyTitle: ResurrectionDate: 1899Source: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1938 TRANSLATOR’S PREFACE Opinions about Tolstoy and his work differ, but on one point there surely might be unanimity. A writer of world-wide reputation should [...]
Author: Eric FleischmannTitle: Historical MaterialismSubtitle: A Brief Overview and Left-Libertarian ReinterpretationDate: May 26th, 2022Notes: This piece is part of a series on "red mutualism" at Mutualism Co-op. Read more here: [...]
Author: Kevin CarsonTitle: Communal Property: A Libertarian AnalysisDate: 2011Notes: Center for a Stateless Society Paper No. 13 (Summer/Fall 2011)Source: Retrieved 03/24/2023 from c4ss.org INTRODUCTION The dominant market anarchist view of [...]
Author: Logan Marie GlitterbombTitle: Funding Worker CooperativesSubtitle: A SolutionDate: December 20th, 2023Source: https://c4ss.org/content/59286 Worker cooperatives have long been championed by anarchists, socialists, communists, Marxists, anti-capitalists, and post-capitalist types as a [...]
Author: Entrepreneurial Anti-Capitalism ProjectTitle: Entrepreneurial Anti-CapitalismSubtitle: Radical Mesh NetworkingDate: May 29th, 2014Source: https://c4ss.org/content/27704 Net Neutrality is dead. An unstable equilibrium that’s persisted as the default since the 90s, wherein ISPs [...]
Author: humanityfluffTitle: A fluffy analysis of Youth LiberationSubtitle: an excerpt from H.I. W.O.T.L.Source: https://youthlibfluff.wordpress.com/excerpt-1/ Youth Liberation: We youth, or as we are usually called, Children, are slaves. There is not [...]
Author: WulfinnaTitle: In Free CoursesDate: 28 April 2026Notes: Additional source: https://ignitedindark.surge.sh/2026/04/28/in-free-courses/Source: https://ignitedindark.wordpress.com/2026/04/28/in-free-course/ Be Still & Sated, Hearts at Here & Nowor, In Free Courses ; These. And these, and these [...]
Author: Rai LingTitle: Anarchism and CryptocurrencyDate: 10/20/2022Source: www.mutualismcoop.com Introduction Cryptocurrency, a digital currency in which transactions are verified and recorded by a decentralized system using cryptography, rather than by a [...]
Author: Daniel GuérinTitle: Proudhon, Father of Self-ManagementDate: 1978Notes: Proudhon oui et non (Paris: Editions Gallimard, 1978)Source: Retrieved on 2026-07-25 from anarchistfaq.org In pondering the problems of workers’ associations or, as [...]
Author: Jeanne DeroinTitle: Letter to the Associations on the Organization of CreditDate: 1851Source: Retrieved on 2026-07-25 from libertarian-labyrinth.org LETTER TO THE ASSOCIATIONS The delegates of the association and the members [...]
Author: Nolan PeltzTitle: A Pending Decision in the Case of the Political Persecution of Miguel PeraltaDate: June 2, 2023Notes: Translated from Peltz, Nolan, “Resolución pendiente en el caso del perseguido [...]
Author: Blazing TruthTitle: A New Mutualist ManfestoDate: September 22, 2012Source: blazingtruth.com This essay seeks to accomplish multiple tasks, although its focus remains one. In its many modalities, which range from [...]
Author: Iain McKayTitle: A Few Notes about Anarchist EconomicsDate: June 6, 2026Notes: A short discussion of what anarchist economics could be. While there is no “Anarchist” economics as such, there [...]
In the first 10 days of July, The Insider recorded six Ukrainian raids that caused significant damage to Russian refinery production capacity and/or tank farms — a record figure. Despite officials’ [...]
For the first time since September, last month the Russian budget posted a small surplus — albeit thanks to the lagging effect of the brief oil price spike caused by [...]
On May 27, Russia and Afghanistan signed a military-technical cooperation agreement providing for the repair of Soviet-made weapons remaining in Afghanistan's arsenal. The deal marks another step in the growing [...]
The Moscow City Court sentenced journalist Darya Shipacheva to 12 years in prison earlier today after finding her guilty of treason, according to a report by the independent outlet Mediazona, which cited [...]
Ksenia Fedorova, the former head of the French division of the Russian state-controlled propaganda channel RT (formerly Russia Today), will be expelled from France, according to a report by Libération published earlier today. [...]
Russian activists Yulia Yemelyanova and Mansur Movlaev, who were detained by Kazakhstan’s authorities, have written letters to President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev asking him to stop their extradition to Russia. The letters [...]
Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has charged Pavel Durov, the founder of the popular messaging app Telegram, in absentia with “aiding terrorism” under Part 1.1 of Article 205.1 of Russia’s [...]
A report from the open source intelligence (OSINT) research project GeoConfirmed claims to have found the first case of artificial intelligence being used to simulate Russia’s capture of territory in [...]
For over a year, Russian authorities have been increasing censorship measures against independent book publishers, leading to an exodus of employees from the industry — both voluntary and involuntary. Some employees of Eksmo-AST, Russia’s [...]
Europe is preparing to assume primary responsibility for its own conventional defense by developing the concept of a “third NATO.” By 2030, the combined defense budgets of EU member states [...]
Vladimir Putin has authorized his government to begin negotiations with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan on amending military-technical cooperation agreements. Two related executive orders were signed on July 27 and published on [...]
The first road bridge between Russia and North Korea, spanning the Tumen River, could become a key artery for military supplies for the war in Ukraine, The Guardian reported, citing an investigation [...]
Russia’s RS-28 Sarmat strategic missile system, which Moscow first claimed had entered combat duty in September 2023, was sent to military units without the appropriate paperwork, agreed prices for components, or [...]
Over the past two months, at least 24 new Pantsir air defense system towers have been built around Moscow, the open source intelligence (OSINT) researcher Jembob recently reported on X after [...]
In July 2026, the deputy head of Russia’s Interior Ministry announced plans to require all migrants to buy phones equipped with a special app that will track their movements and prevent [...]
Andrea Pirlo is no longer in contention to coach Italy’s national football team after controversy arose over his ties to Russian bookmaker Fonbet. He had been considered the leading candidate [...]
Employees of St. Petersburg’s Kontakt social center and representatives of the Russian Interior Ministry’s Center for Countering Extremism (also known as Center “E”) are preparing to conduct raids at shopping [...]
Russia is building its largest ever uncrewed naval vessel — with a displacement of 500 metric tons — designed to search for submarines and other underwater objects, Russian navy commander-in-chief [...]
On July 25, at a meeting with Vladimir Putin, Kazakhstan’s president Kassym-Jomart Tokayev proposed that Russia end its war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, however, The Insider found that Kazakhstan continues to serve [...]
The European Union has removed dressed and processed Russian sable pelts from its list of goods banned from import. The restriction was lifted a mere three months after being introduced [...]
"In much of your talking, thinking is half murdered. For thought is a bird of space, that in a cage of words may indeed unfold its wings but cannot fly." [...]
"Before you know kindness as the deepest thing inside, / you must know sorrow as the other deepest thing." [...]
One December afternoon, I arrived in Patagonia with a big blue backpack, a small bilingual edition of Pablo Neruda’s love poems, and a broken heart. (Though a heart, of course, [...]
"There is no pit you cannot climb out of provided you make the right effort at the right place... do the next thing with diligence and devotion." [...]
You know that the price of life is death, that the price of love is loss, and still you watch the golden afternoon light fall on a face you love, [...]
We are the survivors of immense and minute events — violent cosmic collisions and subtle genetic mutations, the deaths of innumerable suns and the births of innumerable cells, the splitting [...]
“If the doors of perception were cleansed,” William Blake wrote, “everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.” But we are finite creatures, in time and in space, and [...]
Suppose we agree that we are here to love anyway — to love even though the work is almost unbearably difficult, even though we know that everything alive is dying, [...]
In late 1884, Adelaide Boodle — talented, timorous, still in her twenties — received news so thrilling she thought she was dreaming: Her favorite author was moving into the small [...]
Like consciousness, like music, like love, life itself didn’t have to exist — nothing in the fundamental laws demands it. The universe could have gone on lapping at itself as [...]
Few things in our culture are more wounding than the concept of healing — as if the pains and losses that we suffer are an illness, a malfunction of the [...]
Few things in life are more exasperating than seeing the potential in someone you love and seeing them continually fall short of it, stumbling again and again over the same [...]
“Life will break you,” Louise Erdrich wrote in her exquisite insistence that “you are here to risk your heart.” The price we pay for the risk is the great equalizer [...]
Elizabeth Bishop’s memorial service opened with a reflection by her partner Alice — whose near-loss inspired one of the greatest poems ever written — that included what Elizabeth had always [...]
You wouldn’t have bet on it, the frail famous poet teaching at Harvard as a visiting professor and the athletic secretary of the campus residence half her age. But every [...]
This essay is adapted from Traversal. She is looking at the staff lines of a strange symphony in blue, her cautious disbelief punctured by a burst of delirious wonderment. Brushes [...]
“Whatever has happened, whatever is going to happen in the world, it is the living moment that contains the sum of the excitement, this moment in which we touch life [...]
Art, Georgia O’Keeffe believed, springs from “the desire to make the unknown known… and keeping the unknown always beyond you.” We seem to have drifted lightyears away from that motive [...]
Climbing the Andes one windy January afternoon, watching peak after peek emerge on the horizon like giant mounds of moss, I found myself wondering about the clear line toward the [...]
Hello, everyone. I happened to come across the AXP.OS project https://axpos.org/; as stated on the official website, the team is continuing the work that DivestOS was doing. There aren't many [...]
What backup solution do you sue for your laptop? - Please say you use one ;) For years I've used Deja Dup which is fine but relies on snap shots. [...]
Hi, I have bought some times ago the T440p to run free software on it. Everything works well, everything was upgraded (screen, keyboard, RAM and storage). Everything is technically in [...]
Something on the to-do list is try to resolve the function key issue with my Advent laptop. An example, if I press Alt F6 (Volume down), the key press "sticks" [...]
Does Trisquel MINI use the same Repository as Trisquel? Thanks. [...]
Hi to everyone! As in this previous release annoucement, https://trisquel.info/en/trisquel-110-aramo-release-announcement, where can I read about the 32bit and 64bit ARM hardware compatibility of Trisquel GNU/Linux? [...]
Do you still run Trisquel, even if your hardware is unsupported without free software? Or do you choose another distribution? As someone who has many computers (and computer hardware) laying [...]
I bought an external harddisk for downloading the Trisquel repository. 1. In order to download the repository in which format should I format the harddisk? ext4 or other ? 2. [...]
I can´t send it through the website, so via email. What can I do, that it does not create a new topic? here the output that I wanted to send [...]
Today the whole website of Trisquel is unavailable. Writing a message to the users list I am getting the anser: I am a NON-MEMBER and this mail has to be [...]
The 92nd anniversary of 'Bloody Friday' in Minneapolis honored memories of the fallen while tracing connections from 1934 strike to current day. The post Minneapolis Unions & Activists Honor 92nd [...]
Tufawon, No One Is Illegal, Exclusive Music Video Release and Artist Spotlight on Minneapolis Rapper
Minneapolis, MN — Making music and caring for community has always been a symbiotic relationship for Rafael Gonzalez, aka Tufawon (two for one), a Minneapolis-based rapper, singer and producer. He [...]
Since February, Senegalese authorities have initiated a crackdown against the LGBTQ community, reportedly arresting hundreds across the country. The post As Senegal Cracks Down on LGBTQ Rights, Activists Seek Help [...]
Residents and tourists of the nation’s capital saw the city transformed into a circus for more than a month – a site for media spectacles and thinly-veiled celebrations of the [...]
Since 2022, the German collective Rosa Rolling Safespace has been providing a mobile safe space for women living in refugee camps around Athens. Their work shows that gender-based violence in [...]
The fight for nightlife goes on as Boycott Room, a group of DJs, organizers and activists that have been calling for a coordinated boycott of the event series and video [...]
What started as an environmental protest in Albania related to Trump's son-in-law's business ventures became something bigger — addressing long-standing corruption, the right to information and transparency and who gets [...]
At the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance, WITNESS Calls for Human Rights to Shape the Future of AI
WITNESS calls for human rights to shape the future of AI at the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva. [...]
After 25 years of visionary leadership at WITNESS, Sam Gregory to step down as Executive Director. [...]
On July 8, WITNESS and the Forum on Information and Democracy hosted Trustworthy by Design: AI, Content Authenticity, and the Future of Reliable Information, a convening that brought together experts [...]
The Meta Oversight Board, an independent body that reviews the company’s content moderation decisions, today overturned Meta’s decision to keep online an AI-generated sexualized video that had been reported by [...]
Over the last months, stakeholders all over Europe have been united around the goal of coming up with clearer rules for AI transparency and AI-generated or manipulated content. These efforts [...]
On 7 May 2026, WITNESS submitted a public comment to Meta’s Oversight Board, an independent body that reviews Meta’s content moderation decisions, in response to a case involving an AI-generated [...]
WITNESS is pleased to welcome Irene Mwendwa, Raffi Krikorian, and Suzanne Stoller to its Board of Directors. Bringing experience across technology, human rights, public policy, organizational leadership, and advocacy, the [...]
Today, the Meta Oversight Board, which reviews Meta’s content moderation decisions and makes policy recommendations to Meta for Facebook and Instagram, published its decision concerning an AI-generated video purporting to [...]
WITNESS is thrilled and honored to announce we have been named as a beneficiary of the Proton Lifetime Charity Fundraiser organized by the Proton Foundation, the governing non-profit organization behind [...]
Meta ignored recommendations from its Oversight Board on the last AI non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII) case and continues to fail in addressing the structural issues with technology-facilitated gender-based violence. WITNESS [...]
Protesters gather in Federal Plaza on July 28. Photo: Zoë Takaki A small group of activists, community members and press gathered in Chicago’s Federal Plaza on Tuesday evening for a [...]
We raised our voices against corporate greed and the slashing of aid by western governments ~ Dan Glass ~ On Monday, I was among the protesters who stormed the opening [...]
His ecological and communalist ideas remain influential and controversial ~ Fabio Carnevali ~ Murray Bookchin was one of the most relevant voices in the ecological debate all throughout the second [...]
Earlier this month, we published a transparency notice after we learned that the FBI sent a subpoena to Cloudflare related to AnarchistFederation.net, a site hosted by No Gods No Masters. [...]
The following speech was read at a demonstration at Potsdamer Platz on June 25th, 2026, after Prosfygika’s announcement of victory in the struggle to defend their space against a “redevelopment [...]
A Half-Built Garden is a well thought out first contact story, with an engaging plot — things which would make it well worth reading on its own. But as anyone [...]
Minneapolis, MN — On July 19, labor activists and organizers held an annual memorial commemorating workers who died during the Minneapolis truckers strike of 1934. It marked the 92nd anniversary [...]
From the Open-Publishing Calendar From the Open-Publishing Newswire Indybay Feature Date: Thursday, July 30, 2026 Time: 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM Event Type: Protest Organizer/Author: Volunteers (reported by Norse) Email: [...]
By Suzanne Gordon and Steve Early As hundreds of former service members run for Congress, their records reveal deep divisions over VA privatization, workers’ rights and public health care. Get [...]
Devlin Barrett and Alan Feuer @ The New York Times: With Blanche Nomination at Stake, Payouts to Trump Allies Continue A seven-figure settlement is announced two days before a scheduled [...]
Ali Alexander wants to “bring back book burning.” C. Jay Engel is “coalition building” with white nationalist Austin Lee. Tim Ballard was fired from his own anti-trafficking organization amid allegations [...]
July 15, 2026 “Just as we arm our hands to strengthen our blows, we must also fortify our minds. Our imagination, nourished by memories of resistance that has come before, [...]
Monty Fritts, a radical Christian nationalist state legislator who is now running for governor, appeared on “The Todd Starnes Show” on Tuesday where he declared that, if elected, he will [...]
Comrade Marianna Manoura began. At this point I must make my final statement. As for the decision and my own sentence, I cannot say that I was surprised. After 15 [...]
by Ian Angus The main character In Barbara Kingsolver’s brilliant novel Flight Behavior is Dellarobia Turnbow, whose hard life on a small Tennessee farm is disrupted by the effects of [...]
This report documents the human rights situation in the Sierra-Frontera region of Chiapas during the period from December 2024 to December 2025, which coincided with the first year of the [...]
More than 10,000 civilians are reported displaced in South Sudan’s Central Equatoria (formerly Bahr al-Jabal) state following clashes between government troops and Ugandan forces. The fighting marks a sharp escalation in [...]
From June 11 I have to be careful here. Very, very careful. I go up for my next parole hearing in September. I will be appearing for the fifth time. [...]
From Abolition Media It was around February of this year that our brother and comrade Juan Aliste Vega began to experience the first episodes of pain—mild at first—in his left [...]
We submit that as far as this government, that’s the point. This is regarding the Haitian communities in Minnesota, where you will see a long history of outreach them. That [...]
