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Everyone feels it—human society has become deeply broken. Despite having the resources to keep every single human being fed, healthy, and safe—we choose not to. Instead, the greedy elite are given free rein to put their own trivial desires ahead of the basic needs of the rest of us.
And—we all know it doesn’t have to be like this. But before it can change, we need a media that actually questions and stands up to the evils of capitalism, breaking through the noise and convincing people, one mind at a time, that we can do better. NOTICE News aims to do just that. More about us.
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Jennifer Crumbley and her husband are on trial for involuntary manslaughter.
Ravens star helps woman in mid-flight medical emergency
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrew helped a woman suffering a medical emergency during a recent flight, the NFL team said on Thursday.
Southern Gaza is ‘pressure cooker of despair’ says UN
The comments come as Israel prepares to advance its war on Gaza farther south.
‘The Messenger’ shuts down after less than a year, lays off 300 staffers
Online news site The Messenger, which touted itself as a digital oasis of nonpartisan journalism in the tumultuous sea of corporate media, has ceased operations, barely making it past the eight-month mark of its existence. The platform, founded by Jimmy Finkelstein, who had invested a staggering $50 million into its business endeavor, delivered a shocking…
Far-right extremist beheads own father, posts video on YouTube
A man in Pennsylvania has been charged with beheading his father and showing his severed head in a YouTube video.
Shell made near-record $28 billion profit in 2023 prioritizing money over humanity
Shell announced Thursday that it made a near-record $28 billion last year, thanks to robust liquefied natural gas trading, despite growing concerns about the death and destruction caused by the use of fossil fuels.