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By Nomi Prins / TomDispatch A growing bipartisan alliance wants to restore Glass-Steagall legislation, which ensured that investment banks and commercial banks couldn’t cohabit. But what will the president do?

Reporters, demonstrators and police during protests on Inauguration Day. (Screen shot via YouTube) Aaron Cantú was one of a handful of journalists arrested during the Washington, D.C., protests against Donald Trump’s inauguration. While other reporters have seen their charges dropped, a federal grand jury has indicted Cantú, who faces a 75-year prison sentence if convicted. The Huffington Post reports: Cantú, who says he was working as a journalist at the time, was one of 230 people arrested during violent demonstrations held Jan. Читать дальше...

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By David Weigel / The Washington Post The Vermont senator will rally progressive activists on Saturday night at the labor-sponsored People’s Summit in Chicago.

By Juan Cole / Informed Comment The U.S. has two foreign policies: that of the former ExxonMobil CEO, an old Middle East hand, and that of a Queens real estate mogul-turned-president.

Truthdig columnist Chris Hedges, drawing on history and his own experience, delves in to the global history of domestic terrorism in thriving democracies and outlines how to effectively resist the Trump regime.

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By Ron Charles The best literary precedent for what we’re enduring now is not the absolute order of Big Brother but the irrational eruptions of King Lear.