Rob Urie: The ‘Israel Lobby’ Works for the US Military Industrial Complex
Why even cynical interpretations of the source of Israel power in US policy are generally not cynical enough.
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Read more...Israel looks like it is about to bite off way more than it can chew in instigating a hot war with Lebanon.
Read more...How the Fed is acting like James Dean in the famous “chicken run” auto race in Rebel Without a Cause.
Read more...The magnitude of corporate cash going to stock buybacks suggests reversing the Trump tax cuts poses little real economy risk.
Read more...Another tug-of-war between the Russian General Staff plus its hawkish friends and Putin.
Read more...Rishi Sunak is still flogging his failed freeports initiative as a success. If they were to take off, the winners would be dodgy operators.
Read more...A new lawyer materializes in a London court to say the Skripals refuse to testify in Novichok Inquiry, but it appears as though counsel has had no contact with the Skriprals.
Read more...Corporations sold Americans on the chasing arrows — while stripping the recycling logo of its worth.
Read more...Quelle surprise! High home purchase costs are denting household formation and thus birthrates. But will policymakers do anything?
Read more...The Heritage Project 2025 plan is a program for the next president to roll back rights in US and abroad – including draft policies
Read more...Why deliberately offensive and therefore counterproductive climate change activism looks like a feature, not a bug.
Read more...Yet another round of (nicely) trying to shake some sense into climate change remedy optimists.
Read more...Trump’s mental acuity, voter appeal, and policies.
Read more...A long time ago, the US intervened on the side of underwater sovereign borrowers. Private creditors now extract even more than back then.
Read more...Bird flu as a case study in the category error of libertarian medicine, the misuse of preprints, and resulting poor public health policy.
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