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The Great Rewiring

by Robert Muggah and Mark Medish | Oct 31, 2025 | Foreign Policy

The world is sliding into an age of managed disorder, and Ukraine is where the new geometry comes into view. What began as Russia’s bid to subdue a neighbor is now a stress test of the international system from its deterrents to its supply chains. The longer the war grinds on, the clearer a pattern […]

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Photo collage of Andy Beshear, Cory Booker, Pete Buttigieg, Rahn Emanuel, Kamala Harris, Wes Moore, Chris Murphy, Gavin Newsom, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, JB Pritzger, Josh Shapiro, Gretchen Whitmer

PROGRESS NOT HATE

by Mark Green | Oct 28, 2025 | Politics

The author has obtained an advance copy of a speech that the Democratic president-elect plans to deliver on Nov. 17, 2028. My Fellow Americans: I would like to thank the 87 million voters who provided the largest margin of victory in a presidential contest since 1972, entrusting me with the protection of their liberties and […]

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Two Firings—and Signs of Danger Ahead for Social Security

by Steven Pressman | Oct 24, 2025 | Economy

George Bernard Shaw quipped that if you lined up every economist, they would never reach a conclusion. Pshaw has always been my response to this. In August Donald Trump decisively proved Shaw wrong. He fired Erika McEntarfer, Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and claimed to fire (its legality is being litigated) Federal Reserve […]

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James Comey, Letitia James, and John Bolton

Criminalizing the Opposition

by Jonathan M. Winer | Oct 16, 2025 | Politics

When those in power bend the machinery of justice to their will, they rarely stop with their personal enemies. In 2025, Donald Trump began repurposing the powers of the federal government to hobble the infrastructure that enables Americans to vote—and especially to vote for Democrats. Dictating Prosecutions Within months of taking office, Trump demanded that […]

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Cracks Are Showing in Air Force Stonewall Over Minuteman ICBM Crews’ Cancer Charges

by Robert Rudney | Sep 29, 2025 | Health, National Security

Over 800 Air Force personnel have independently reported cases of cancer and other serious illnesses due to extended exposure to toxic chemicals while serving at three Minuteman ICBM bases since 2023. These missileers’ revelations come at a critical moment as the Air Force continues with restructuring its exorbitant $140.9 billion plan to decommission 450 Minuteman […]

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