Monthly Archives: February 2021

It is Time to Employ RICO Act against Trump, his 130+ Co-Conspirators in Senate & House, along with Proud Boys, Oath Keepers, et. al By Kevin Stoda Why did I file a tip with the FBI sharing my concern that based … Continue reading →

Biden wants to cut off U.S. support for the Saudi-led war, but it will take more than that to end the conflict and begin the recovery process MOST READ Minnesota Police Want a Pipeline Company to Pay for Weapons Claimed … Continue reading →

Amazon Hired Koch-Backed Anti-Union Consultant to Fight Alabama Warehouse Organizing Lee Fang The head of the Center for Independent Employees is paid $3,200 per day to thwart what could become Amazon’s first unionized facility in the U.S. READ MORE →

  Former FBI Officials Tapped for Amazon’s Growing Security ApparatusLee Fang, Aída Chávez As Amazon faces antitrust scrutiny, counterfeiting, and worker activism, the company is staffing up with former FBI agents focused on security and intelligence gathering.READ MORE →

10 Things You Need to Know About Your 2020 Tax Return Filing taxes won’t be the same this year. Blame the pandemic by John Waggoner, AARP, Updated January 27, 2021 |  E+ / GETTY IMAGES En español | Getting ready to tackle your … Continue reading →

Read moreVIDEOCOVID Relief: Where Things Went WrongWhat went wrong with COVID-19 relief? Our experts break it down for you in this video.Watch EVENTOur Federal Response to Domestic Security Threats: How to Avoid Past MistakesNext week, our expert panelists will examine … Continue reading →

Dear Kevin, National Gun Violence Survivors Week is about elevating our voices and stories, because after living through terrible tragedy, we have found the strength to speak out to help prevent others from experiencing the same pain. It is an … Continue reading →

America’s extra vaccine doses could be key to global supply Data: Duke Global Health Innovation Center. Chart: Michelle McGhee/AxiosThe Biden administration’s purchase of 200 million additional Pfizer and Modern doses means the U.S. could fully vaccinate 300 million people with just those … Continue reading →

 Coming conflict over facial recognition Illustration: Aïda Amer/Axios   Efforts to restrict facial recognition are gathering momentum around the country, including the investigation of the Capitol insurrection, Axios Future author Bryan Walsh writes.Why it matters: With dozens of companies selling the ability to … Continue reading →

 What history will say about Impeachment II Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) greets Jason Miller, adviser to President Trump, at the Capitol yesterday. Photo: Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call via Getty ImagesHistorians are already drawing lessons from Impeachment II, Axios managing editors David Nather … Continue reading →