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Delighted to share the new Kibbo Kift Agency website. To see our vision and work presented in one place is a proud moment for us. kibbokiftagency.com 🌍 As a reminder of our work as a responsible PR and Comms agency… ↓ ↓ ↓

We can’t address climate change without the working class. Matt Huber argues that an explicit political or rhetorical focus on the climate crisis itself may not be helpful in that effort. jacobin.com/2026/05/climat…

One of my favorite data journalists is @jburnmurdoch and he is cooking once again with this piece: “In country after country the birth rate plunged after the introduction of smartphones, no matter what the previous trend was…the modern digital media environment has had profound effects on society that have led to a decline in romantic coupling”. Read here: ft.com/content/fba35e…

Immigration makes Britain brilliant.

All of the people in this picture are Christians.

FT Exclusive: NHS England has granted external staff from companies including Palantir “unlimited access” to identifiable patient data while working on a part of its flagship data platform. ft.trib.al/JmVlilq

Gas prices are at crazy levels--fire Obama!

This is horrifying and barely getting media coverage. Trump set April 30 as a deadline for the Zambian Govt. They must either accept Trump's new health funding agreement to have access to critical AIDS meds—and thus give the USA expanded access to its precious mineral resources like copper, lithium, and cobalt—or let its citizens die due to lack of vital AIDS medications. Zambia is 98% Christian. Christians will die as a result of Trump's extortion. Notice how MAGA is wholly silent? Barbaric.

I have only 2 copies left of ‘Every Pill I Took: 2000 – 2001’. Fingers crossed these will be reprinted this year. counter-print.co.uk/products/every…

Important to be accurate on an explosive issue when most voters wrongly believe small boat crossings are rising and Reform and Conservative politicians want to keep people ignorant about what's really happening.

“The problem with socialism is you eventually run out of other peoples money.” Sweetie we’re $38 trillion in debt under capitalism

the decline of cultural criticism is partly why we have cultural slop

This eye-witness testimony, on camera, is more evidence than we have related to 10/7 sexual violence. And there is far more evidence than this: medical reports, testimony from doctors and nurses, forensic evidence, and victim testimony also exists. That is the kind of evidence people have been asking for when it comes to 10/7. Instead, we get empty assertions and accusations of "rape denial" from the same people who will not say one word about the systemic sexual violence doled out to Palestinians in Israeli detention. Including by dogs.

Obama and Trump like Zohran because Zohran is now a celebrity, and Obama & Trump first and foremost love celebrity. Zohran is utilizing his celebrity to seduce fame-worshiping politicians to help him normalize an actual policy agenda. It's shrewd - and enjoyable to watch.

Veteran US independent journalist Amy Goodman is marking 30 years on the air for her news program 'Democracy Now!' with her new documentary 'Steal This Story, Please!' about her life and career

"Margeret Thatcher said the problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money. If anything, my friends, it seems that you eventually need a socialist to clean up the mess." 👏👏👏👏👏👏

"Trump's association with candidates makes them less likely to win elections." Sam Bright breaks down how Viktor Orbán lost the Hungarian election.

New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced the location of the city’s first publicly owned supermarket, marking a step towards delivering on his pledge to bring down the cost of food. The city will spend $30m (£22.3m) on the store, which is due to open next year at a marketplace in East Harlem, Mamdani announced on Sunday during an address to mark his first 100 days in office. He wants to open five of the stores - one for each of the city’s boroughs - before the end of his first term in 2029. They will operate without paying rent or taxes and pass those savings onto shoppers. During his address, Mamdani rebutted neoliberal arguments about the effectiveness of publicly owned businesses. "Some will insist that city-owned businesses do not work, that government cannot keep up with corporations," he said. "My answer to them is simple: I look forward to the competition. May the most affordable grocery store win." Mamdani has been quick to deliver on several of his major campaign pledges – many of them aimed at bringing down the cost of living – since taking office on 1 January. He announced the introduction of a free childcare scheme, intervened on behalf of tenants living in poor conditions and secured millions of dollars of restitution for workers. Former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders made a surprise appearance at Mamdani’s address. "I know that the mayor has been criticised and some say this is a radical idea," he told the crowd. "I'll tell you what is a radical idea: Giving tax breaks to billionaires. Throwing people off health care. That's radical. What's radical is starting a terrible war. That's radical. But providing affordable food to working families? That's not radical, it's exactly the right thing to do."

Holy shit

John Coltrane...