Introducing Anarchical Perspectives

Troy Keith Preston Jul 07, 2026 Political commentary today is saturated with partisan talking points, ideological tribalism, and an endless stream of manufactured crises. Nearly every debate assumes that the only meaningful question is which faction should control the machinery of the state. Rarely is the state itself […]

Support Gabriela Saldana’s Legal Representation

Gabriela Saldana’s fund covers legal fees and academic costs to protect her education GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-gabriela-saldanas-legal-representation Support Gabriela Saldana’s Legal Representation Donation protected Hi everyone! My name is Alan Saldana, and I’m Gabriela Saldana’s brother. I’m creating this fundraiser to support my sister during a very difficult and unexpected […]

Rebuilding After the Fire: Help James and Family

The family of Nicky Reid, one of our lead writers at Attack the System, is in need of assistance after losing their home to a fire. The link to the GoFundMe is here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/rebuilding-after-the-fire-help-james-and-family?attribution_id=sl%3Ac374c6b6-b480-427a-9076-cd9881ab1fe6&lang=en_US&ts=1770771816&utm_campaign=man_sharesheet_dash&utm_content=amp17_control&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=facebook

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Follow me on Substack,  Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and MeWe The only authentic tradition or universal is the struggle for liberty and freedom against power, authority, and oppression. It transcends historical epochs, geographies, civilizations, cultures, governments, ideologies, economies, modes of production, races, religions, or causes. Someone who read a […]

What Next for India’s Youth?

                Sponsored by University of Georgia Press Today in The New York Review of Books: Poorna Swami watches the uprising in India; Lucas Adams goes duck amuck with the Looney Tunes; Christopher Alessandrini visits Ossabaw Island; and, from the archives, Robert Bernard […]

The Collapse of the Indian Radical Left

Trouble viewing this email? View it in your browser New in Telos Insights When Ambedkar Trounced Mao: The Collapse of the Indian Radical Left by Karthick Ram Manoharan Earlier this year, Indian author and intellectual celebrity Arundhati Roy made some strong statements about the Israel-Gaza conflict. Artists had […]

What My Readers Are Saying

This is where serious readers come for real political analysis. José Alberto Niño Aug 30, 2026 Share The readers have spoken:         The response to my work has been clear. Readers say they always learn something new, that the work is must read, and that […]

The Sunday — August 30

The Sunday — August 30 By Tangle Staff • 30 Aug 2026 View in browser This is the Tangle Sunday Edition, a brief roundup of our independent politics coverage plus some extra features for your Sunday morning reading. Editor’s Note: Last week, we ran a reader essay critical […]

Expatriate Dreams

                       Sponsored by Briscoe Center for American History “It was out of estisal that some Iranians chose war,” writes Nahid Siamdoust in the NYR Online. Estisal, which, loosely translated from Persian, means “having no options” or a state of helplessness, is […]

LETS FACE IT: Iran has EPICALLY defeated America

Join the Center for Political Innovation: https://www.cpiusa.org/join-cpi NEW BOOK “Imperialism & Anti-Imperialism: Key Writings and Lectures” https://amazon.com/dp/B0H2F6L19H In this livestream, Caleb Maupin examines the escalating confrontation between the United States and Iran and argues that Washington’s campaign to isolate, weaken, and contain the Islamic Republic has suffered a […]

Unsedated And Undeterred

Caitlin Johnstone Aug 28, 2026 Reading by Tim Foley: The empire shall not dull your kindness. The cruelty of the bank boys shall not drain the brightness from your eyes. You are not like the others. The dollar-drilled and Pentagon-pilled. The ones whose youthful rebelliousness prolapses out their […]

Haidt, Vindicated

Haidt, Vindicated Plus: The scourge of scromiting, blaming air traffic control, and more… LIZ WOLFE Was Jonathan Haidt right all along? Readers of this newsletter—and writers at Reason—are surely divided on this one. On Wednesday of this week, news broke that Meta had reached a humongous $17.1 billion […]

Self-care is not selfish

Repro Nation Monthly | August 2026 A participant during the 52nd annual West Indian Day Parade in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, on September 2, 2019. The annual celebration is expected to return on Labor Day. The midterms are 67 days away. It’s the tail end of […]

A Lifetime of Robert Higgs’s Best Work

This carefully curated volume brings together the most influential writings of the legendary Robert Higgs. Enjoy an unparalleled look at his journey of thought, spanning civil rights, wartime political economy, the military-industrial complex, the regulatory state, the Food and Drug Administration, the long-run growth of government power … […]

One Day You Too Will Be a Terrorist

From the Mau Mau and the FLN to the designation of Palestine Action, how Western powers have used the label of terrorism to criminalize resistance while placing colonial violence beyond judgment. Ahmad Ibsais Aug 28, 2026 The first time I understood what Palestinian “terror” meant to the rest […]

U.S. sanctions UK’s Palestine Action as “terrorist group”; ICE agent released from Texas jail; Russia threatens to strike UK military targets in Ukraine

Drop Site Daily: August 27, 2026 Drop Site News Aug 27, 2026 Demonstrators protest outside the Royal Court’s of Justice as the Court Of Appeal makes its judgement on the Home Office’s challenge to the Palestine Action decision on June 15, 2026 in London, England. Photo by Carl […]

Juvenile Injustice

        Sponsored by Columbia Global Reports “Since the late 2000s,” writes Dana Liebelson today in the NYR Online, “states have increasingly moved away from trying and incarcerating kids as adults in the justice system.” However, as with so many other progressive efforts, the movement against imprisoning children […]

We Don’t Need No ‘Education’

Troy Southgate Aug 26, 2026 THE British media is claiming that there is currently a “post-pandemic bubble” of bad behaviour among schoolchildren and that a quarter of them have been suspended in what has been described as “peak classroom disruption”. Needless to say, this is an enormous figure […]

The Other Donald

Sponsored by Thames & Hudson A dispatch from our Art Editor, Leanne Shapton, on the art and illustrations in the Review’s August 20 issue. On a recent Friday afternoon, I visited the Judd Foundation building at 101 Spring Street and was taken on a tour of the space by their […]

Still the Kingmaker

Still the Kingmaker Plus: Surrogacy case, pied-à-terre tax, A.I. op-eds, and more… LIZ WOLFE Darline Graham won her Senate primary: Down in South Carolina, Darline Graham—the sister of recently deceased Lindsey Graham—just won the Republican Senate primary, overcoming her dearth of experience (and probably being helped by President […]

Marxism and Christianity

Troy Southgate Aug 26, 2026 DURING the mid-1990s, when I was at university, I took a course under the tutelage of Professor David McLellan, someone who is widely considered to be one of the world’s leading experts on Karl Marx. The course itself was entitled ‘Politics and Christianity’ […]

“Gen Z” Makes a Startling Discovery

Troy Southgate Aug 25, 2026 IF there’s one thing I can’t stand, it’s categorising people simply for being born within a similar time-frame. Apparently, the youthful denizens of “Gen Z” have finally discovered that the existence of other Homo sapiens provides them with a convenient opportunity to socialise. […]