An internal email shows that officials implementing the conman's freeze on military aid to Ukraine treated it as a secret, unofficially.

The head of Australian volunteer fighterfighters says that the wildfires are "out of control" and accuses planet-roaster officials of doing little to help them cope with the magnitude of the job.

They are reduced to asking for donations for crucial equipment. Meanwhile, they can't afford to neglect their jobs for many months without support.

The bully has begun deporting refugees that came from violent Honduras and violent El Salvador to violent Guatemala, where they can beg or steal until their US asylum cases are heard.

*India Under Modi Is Becoming a Brutal Authoritarian State.*

Even accused terrorists are welcome in public office if they are Hinduists.

*Billionaires rule the American art world. A radical response? Nationalize museums.*

State ownership of many museums seems to be pretty good in France, though I am sure there is something to criticize, something I as a non-artist would not know about. But the US does not have the same consensus about showing the nation's greatness through art, so I think the result would be to close the museums.

Why do many billionaires support museums and other cultural institutions? It might just be a way to present themselves as "philanthropists" to discourage criticism of their harmful business practices. For some, it is also a way of ensuring that those institutions don't become nuclei for criticism of their practices.