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DAILY RIOT - Is empty promise of a $5K cash reward for voting illegal? Corporate media don't know
Selected Reads
Some recommended write-ups for context:
'We’re Broken': As Federal Prisons Run Low on Food and Toilet Paper, Corrections Officers Are Leaving in Droves for ICE
Many of the problems the agency is facing now are not new, but staff and prisoners fear an exodus of officers
Momentary Minor Win
The Chicago Tribune reports the Texas National Guard is in the process of leaving the Chicagoland area. Troops started leaving Elwood, about 20 miles southwest of downtown, not too far from the Old Joliet Prison, on Monday; there were about 200 of them stationed in total. And last Friday, DHS
Rigid Heads
Greg Bovino and his band of brutal brigands didn't focus a lot of time and energy in Charlotte, NC this week, apparently, thankfully for the good people of that city and region. But it was a violent weekend, and once established these forces never fully depart.
The Admin
Print Wins Today
BACK ON THEIR B.S.
The government shutdown moves toward reopening with eight Democratic votes in the Senate moving the budget forward, surely to be challenged on both sides in the House tomorrow – making quick resolution unlikely [I was wrong, it went quick. - Ed.] – when Speaker Johnson will have to
Chicago Is Doing Politics Right
After the trial runs in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. were demonstrated proof of concept, The Admin has been going hard at Chicago. The city is full with Midwest nice and gentle people, who are also proud and sturdy and will fight back without hesitation in full force. A
Bumrush
I started putting together The Riot Act in college in 1995 – original tag line "Hard News, Extreme Sports, Alternative Politics" – and published a zine with cut heds and decks and columns I printed on my Mac and pasted on blue-line graph paper under photos clipped from surf