The Best of the Rest of the News
— Was Clarence Thomas trying for a twofer?
— After the single most racist confirmation hearing before the US Senate in my long lifetime, Republican leader Mitch McConnell says he's not going to vote for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.
— Republicans in Arizona just passed the most extreme voter purge in history, requiring anybody who registered to vote more than 18 years ago to re-register before their votes can be counted.
— Meanwhile, the US Supreme Court — without hearing any arguments or pleadings — chose to cancel a voting map that would have created a largely Democratic (and Black) congressional district in that state.
— What's going on with Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's decision to abandon his office's prosecution of Donald Trump and his family?
— Another plus for open, honest democracy: it looks like Putin's losing his war against Ukraine because of corruption in his own government.
— The
Turner Diaries narrative that animated Tim McVeigh to blow up the Oklahoma City Federal Building in the hope of starting a race war in America live on.
— Geeky Science: What will be the impact of finding plastics in our blood?
— In Good News, the largest "built all at once" wind farm ever has opened in Oklahoma, and is now on track to save its customers over a billion dollars.
Read more at
HartmannReport.com.
-Thom