Thousands of Ukrainians who call Cleveland home are in limbo as fate of temporary protected status remains murky
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/feb/15/trump-administration-tps-ukraine-cleveland
Issa Rae, Ben Folds and Shonda Rhimes among those who chose not to associate with the institution and president
https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2025/feb/13/kennedy-center-trump-issa-rae-shonda-rhimes
https://www.newyorker.com/news/the-lede/danielle-sassoons-american-bravery
‘MAYBE YOU SHOULD JUST LET HIM DIE’
PART OF AN ARTICLE IN ‘THE NEW YORKER’ about Linda McMahon and the Department of Education:
‘The future of the Department of Education—and of the students with disabilities who depend on it—will likely hinge less on the person appointed to lead it than on the world views of two billionaires who abhor what they perceive as weakness and waste. Children, alas, are weak and wasteful by nature, to say nothing of a child who needs a wheelchair, a hearing aid, or a paraprofessional. Trump and Musk’s public statements are instructive here. In 2023, Musk fired a longtime employee of his who has muscular dystrophy and then ridiculed him on Twitter, falsely claiming that he “did no actual work.” (Musk later apologized and indicated that the employee could remain at Twitter; he did not.) As for Trump, according to a memoir written by his nephew, the disability advocate Fred Trump III, the President once commented that some disabled people “should just die,” and said, of Fred’s own son, who is nonverbal and uses a wheelchair owing to a rare genetic disorder, “Maybe you should just let him die.’
https://lithub.com/resist-authoritarianism-by-refusing-to-obey-in-advance/
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/feb/11/eugene-vindman-trump-administration-civil-service
