August 29, 2025 USA

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Deep In The Apartheid of Texas

Deep In The Apartheid of Texas

In a political climate already fraught with partisan tension, current maga republican governor Greg Abbott’s recent actions have ignited a
Russia’s Illusion Of Strength

Russia’s Illusion Of Strength

Russia’s invasion of the democratic nation of Ukraine in 2022 was meant to demonstrate raw power. Instead, it revealed a
The Snake Eats Its Own Head

The Snake Eats Its Own Head

Authoritarian regimes are often portrayed — sometimes even by their opponents — as unshakable fortresses of power. They appear unified,
The Confluence of Consciousness

The Confluence of Consciousness

Imagine a future not of scarcity and conflict, but of boundless abundance and profound peace. Envision a civilization where the
Economics Of A Charlatan

Economics Of A Charlatan

Listen closely to the pronouncements from Washington, especially those from figures like Howard Lutnick and you’ll hear a familiar refrain:
The Administration of Fools And Cowards

The Administration of Fools And Cowards

In times of political uncertainty, the integrity of government institutions depends not on blind allegiance but on the courage of
Trump’s Invasion of Los Angeles is Weakness on Display

Trump’s Invasion of Los Angeles is Weakness on Display

A federal judge in California has blocked the Trump administration’s use of National Guard troops and Marines in Los Angeles,
U.S. Trade Court Declares Sweeping Tariffs Illegal

U.S. Trade Court Declares Sweeping Tariffs Illegal

In a seismic development for U.S. trade policy and the national economy, the U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) recently
Silencing the Truth to Let the Loudest Lies Win

Silencing the Truth to Let the Loudest Lies Win

In societies slipping toward authoritarianism, truth doesn’t die with a bang. It dies quietly—choked by fear, drowned in confusion, and
It’s Not Corporations — It’s Consumers Who Create the Jobs!

It’s Not Corporations — It’s Consumers Who Create the Jobs!

The myth of the all-powerful job-creating corporation has long served as the backbone of trickle-down economic arguments, justifying tax cuts