Why Has the U.S. Bombed Somalia More than 100 Times This Year?
Examining chaos from the U.S. and friends across the Horn of Africa as the counterweight to China’s Belt and Road Initiative.
Read more...Examining chaos from the U.S. and friends across the Horn of Africa as the counterweight to China’s Belt and Road Initiative.
Read more...Stalker is a sci-fi movie about truth and desire.
Read more...Last weekend, two very different Your Party conferences took place: the one reported on in the press, and the real one
Read more...In “Nightmare Obscura,” scientist Michelle Carr argues that our dreams are essential pillars of who we are.
Read more...A new analysis finds that Brexit imposed higher costs on the UK than forecasts at the time projected.
Read more...Scaling back trial by jury, further attacks on lawful speech, the nationwide deployment of deeply flawed facial recognition systems… The list just keeps growing longer.
Read more...Just the way objects in your rear view mirror are closer than you think, so too are tipping points like the slowdown of the Gulf Stream.
Read more...More detail on Health and Human Services chief serving his own financial interests and pet causes as opposed to those of the public.
Read more...How Trump has defaulted on his MAGA promises.
Read more...More confirmation that recycling is no solution to relentlessly rising plastics use and health damage.
Read more...How the Fed’s use of wages as a key inflation measure started as a war on labor and continues to operate that way.
Read more...RFK, Jr. is exercised about falling birth rates and depicts falling sperm count as a major contributor. How sound is this view?
Read more...Bayer saddled itself with the Monsanto/Roundup garbage barge over fierce investor protest, and is now seeking Supremes relief.
Read more...DARPA once defined the frontier of U.S. technological power, developing the foundations of stealth, networking, and precision-guided warfare. Today its most capable prototypes routinely die in the “valley of death,” casualties of political caution, industrial consolidation, and perverse incentives that punish programs for succeeding. This article examines how DARPA went from the nation’s most creative engine of capability to an agency whose breakthroughs are celebrated but rarely fielded—and what this reveals about America’s broader institutional decline.
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