In the (by comparison with many) affluent West there is a subliminal sense of rightness, of being blessed by a perhaps god-given level of inherent… Read More »DEMOCRACY OR A PERMANENTLY DEDICATED AUTHORITY, WHICH DELIVERS THE BEST SOCIETY?
It was on September 12th 2001 that everything changed to such a degree that the process began where twenty one years later Ukraine would be… Read More »SEPTEMBER 12 2001 HAS EVERYTHING TO DO WITH UKRAINE’S ULTIMATE FATE
12 months after her shambolic premiership commenced, we look at the lasting impact of our shortest-serving PM’s disastrous attempt to remould Britain into a low… Read More »The political and economic consequences of Liz Truss
One reading of Rishi Sunak’s premiership almost a year in is that he has been a deeply unlucky prime minister. Only an MP since 2015… Read More »Week-in-Review: How the Raac crisis could define Rishi Sunak politically – Politics.co.uk
Donald Trump had a rough day in two New York courts yesterday, although probably not as rough as he will have in DC and Georgia.… Read More »Donald Trump Warms Up For Criminal Trials By Getting His Ass Kicked In Civil Cases
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre resumed her regular briefings last week after a light schedule in August. But missing from the James S. Brady… Read More »Sean Spicer: Why DC Journalists Back Curbing White House Press Access
Andrea Binder is a Freigeist fellow and research group leader at the Otto Suhr Institute of Political Science at Freie Universität Berlin and the author… Read More »BRICS hypocrisy on offshore reform
If you grew up being told overpopulation would wipe out humanity through famine in the 1970’s, a new ice age would turn Europe into Siberia… Read More »Biden blasted for saying ‘Nobody intelligent can deny the impact of the climate crisis anymore’
Gene J. Puskar/AP Fight disinformation: Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily newsletter and follow the news that matters. This piece was originally published… Read More »Why does Starbucks stall union negotiations? Because it can.
From Judge Timothy Brooks’ opinion yesterday in Netchoice, LLC v. Griffin (W.D. Ark.): This case presents a constitutional challenge to Arkansas Act 689 of 2023,… Read More »Arkansas Social Media Age Verification Law Likely Violates First Amendment
