by Jessica Rose
Many thanks to my datamigo Liz for her continued brilliance and back-and-forthing.
Here’s the original chart that I produced yesterday. In a few words, the two
by Wyatt Reed
Under public pressure, an Israeli network censored a report which would have exposed a key face of Israel’s October 7 PR campaign as a fabulist. Rami
by Matt Agorist
This May, the long-delayed enforcement of the Real ID Act finally kicks in. Originally passed in 2005 under the guise of post-9/11 security, Real ID standardizes
Etienne Note: In "Government" – The Biggest Scam in History... Exposed! – How Intergenerational Organized Crime Runs the "Government," Media and Academia, I make the case that control
by ¡Do Not Panic!, Thegrayzone
Meta’s recruitment of vast numbers of former Israeli soldiers raises serious questions about the tech giant’s commitment to free speech – and provides a
by Nikita Mazurov, Matt Sledge, theintercept
The crackdown is already happening. First, Mahmoud Khalil was snatched from his home in New York. Then, immigrants in the U.S. were targeted
by Derrick Broze
While MAGA celebrates Trump’s latest Executive Order as an effort to secure US elections, the reality is that the EO is the latest move inching Americans
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by Corbett
Algocracy means “rule by algorithm,” and, as James details in today’s important episode of The Corbett Report podcast, it’s a word that we would do well
by Off The Record
As a freelance travel journalist, the airport is basically my second home. I average about one trip a month—either personal or business—and in that
by The Brownstone Institute
G. Edward Griffin says, “If you read only one thing this year, make sure this is it.”
The United States already operates under what amounts to
