August 29, 2025 USA

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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 firestorm of criticism, with opponents charging that he is fast-tracking a form of authoritarianism in the heart of Texas. The central battleground is the highly contentious issue of redistricting, where critics argue that Abbott is […]

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The Snake Eats Its Own Head

Authoritarian regimes are often portrayed — sometimes even by their opponents — as unshakable fortresses of power. They appear unified, disciplined and ruthlessly efficient, projecting images of strength through parades, slogans and tightly controlled media. But beneath the surface, these governments often follow a predictable cycle of self-destruction because ego devours authoritarian regimes from within. […]

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Living in an American Authoritarian Reality

In the modern era, where information travels in seconds and public opinion shifts rapidly, authoritarian despots are increasingly leaning on an age-old tactic to maintain control: shaping a reality of their own making. This carefully curated reality often stands in stark contrast to the lived experiences of those who must navigate the policies based on […]

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Red States Are Third World Nations

As political divisions in the United States continue to deepen, some conservatives have floated the idea that Republican-led states could thrive as independent nations. However, many red states rely heavily on federal funding, benefit from the U.S. dollar’s global dominance, and are protected by the American military. If these states were to secede, they could […]

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The Art of the Fascist Steal

The United States has long been defined by its core values of democracy, freedom, and the rule of law. These values form the foundation of the country and fuel its global influence, economic stability, and cultural appeal. But recent years have seen an unsettling push from some quarters toward an authoritarian vision, one that clashes […]

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How Scientists Undermines Authoritarians

Authoritarian regimes, which are built on control, conformity, and the suppression of dissent, often view science with suspicion or outright hostility. While science, by its nature, seeks truth through inquiry, evidence, and open debate, authoritarian systems thrive on imposing rigid narratives that discourage questioning. This fundamental clash between the two can explain why science poses […]

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Texas A Whole Third World Country

In recent years, Texas has faced significant challenges with its power grid, culminating in a series of high-profile failures that have left millions of residents without electricity, heat, and water during extreme weather events. These issues have not only highlighted the vulnerabilities in the state’s infrastructure but have also raised critical questions about the governance […]

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Why Do Employers Expect Free Hours From Employees?

The concept of being on salary has undergone a significant evolution. Once synonymous with stability and a fixed income, being on salary has increasingly come to mean unlimited availability and blurred lines between work and personal time. But when did this shift occur, and why? Historically, being on salary meant receiving a predetermined amount of […]

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Putin Looks Smaller After Alexei Navalny Assassination

Alexei Navalny, the prominent Russian opposition leader and anti-corruption activist, has long been a thorn in the side of the Kremlin. Despite facing numerous challenges and legal battles, Navalny had persisted in his efforts to expose corruption and challenge the authority of dictator Vladimir Putin’s regime. Born on June 4, 1976, Navalny first gained prominence […]

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