The documentary highlights protest encampments at Columbia University in 2024, reminiscent of past movements, but the film struggles to capture the evolving political landscape.
As private wealth has accumulated since the 1950s, only the radical few have been prepared to see jobs disappear and their wealth diminished while they wait for the supposed benefits of political and economic upheaval.
Merrill Matthews predicts the 'two likely results' of the LA fires, suggesting that thousands of displaced Californians may choose to relocate to red states or push to remove incompetent local officials, as seen in prior recall elections.
Peter Magyar, the ex-husband of Orban's former justice minister, leads Tisza, which has gained a double-digit lead in polls, signalling a potential shift in Hungarian politics.
The count in Kildare North has concluded with the election of Réada Cronin from Sinn Féin, Joe Neville from Fine Gael, and Naoise Ó Cearúil from Fianna Fail, marking a change in representation as longtime TD Bernard Durkan was unseated.