11/20/2025
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Trump’s Own Judges Easily Reject His Bonkers Lawsuit Against CNN For Calling
His Big Lie A ‘Big Lie’
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from the slapp-slapp-slapp dept Donald Trump, who presents himself as a free
speech champion, sure loves suing the media for their First Amendment-protected
speech. CNN is a favorite target of his though these lawsuits don’t do
particularly well. Back in 2022, he sued CNN for calling Trump’s lies about the
results of the 2020 election […]
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New NTSB Images Show Moment UPS Air Freighter’s Engine Ripped Off On Takeoff
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Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board have released
frame-by-frame images showing the left engine of the UPS McDonnell Douglas
MD-11F freighter separating from the aircraft during a straight-out departure
earlier this month in Louisville, leading to a horrific crash. NTSB’s
preliminary report showed the left engine (No. 1) and entire pylon assembly
tore away […]
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Reassessing the World’s Climate Victories
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Welcome to Dispatch Energy! Representatives from nearly 200 countries around
the world—with the notable exception of the United States—gathered in Belém,
Brazil, this month for the United Nations’ COP30 climate summit. The location
of COP30 has symbolic significance—it was in Brazil in 1992 that the
international climate movement was launched at the Rio Earth Summit. […]
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$1.2 Billion Suspicious Epstein Transactions? Wyden Demands Investigation
After JP Morgan Failed To Report For Years
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Now that we’re making progress on Epstein – after President Trump and Mike
Johnson were forced to cave under overwhelming pressure for DOJ disclosure – a
logical next step is to look into who was funding the notorious sex-trafficker.
Jeffrey Epstein, former Barclays / JP Morgan exec Jes Staley On Thursday
morning, Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) called […]
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Dispatch Politics Roundup: The People’s House Is So Back
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It’s been more than a week since Congress voted to end the government shutdown
and get back to business. And, this being Congress, that business has largely
been occupied by votes to condemn each other. This week in the House of
Representatives—the people’s house!—members have introduced resolutions to
reprimand or censure four different colleagues. One […]
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