Imperialism (Still) Rules
Many in the West now deny imperialism. But even the Economist now sees Trump’s revival of this US legacy.
Read more...Many in the West now deny imperialism. But even the Economist now sees Trump’s revival of this US legacy.
Read more...A discussion of Elizabeth Warren’s naivete about the predatory nature of capitalism.
Read more...Why there will be no deal between the US and Russia on Ukraine: the US really is incapable of entering into an agreement it will respect.
Read more...The unlimited AI and energy now being unleashed is supposed to usher in a new utopia centered around low wages and prices. So why are Andreessen and friends so intent on a police state as part of the grand experiment we’re all being enlisted in?
Read more...DOGE is a dog’s breakfast, considered as a separation of powers issue.
Read more...infectious disease experts agree that the risks to human health of continuing current protocols are unsustainable, because of the strain of bird flu driving this outbreak.
Read more...“Work requirements are simply another way to cut Medicaid.”
Read more...A Starmer death watch sighting.
Read more...Trump wants to revive his 2017 plan to curb a private equity tax abuse, the so-called carried interest loophole. Is he likely to succeed now?
Read more...There is both less and more in the Trump offer to arm Ukraine in return for rare earths than meets the eye.
Read more...A wide-ranging talk with Jamie Galbraith on his book, Entropy Economics, which focuses on the neglect of real resources, and recent events.
Read more...Mass deportation raids have barely started, yet ICE is faking their prevalence! What gives?
Read more...On Tony West as intellectual leader and major implementer of the similar Uber narrative-driven strategy and the failed Harris campaign.
Read more...Despite Trump’s enthusiasm for rough treatment of illegal immigrants, growth of the deportation industrial complex has been a two-party affair
Read more...It looks more like an attempt to bring under control rogue agencies that were hostile to Trump during his first term in office as well as a shift in the type of “values” the US will support abroad.
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