1 Relationship expert shares her advice on how to ‘stop an argument in its tracks’ Arguments start to take off when one partner begins to get defensive. So, therapist Lauren Consul shared her relationship-saving tip to “stop an argument in its tracks” when one partner goes into self-preservation […]
Crypto Contagion Banks Get the Runs – #NewWorldNextWeek The Corbett Report 3 hr ago SHOW NOTES AND MP3: https://www.corbettreport.com/nwnw512/ This week on the New World Next Week: Silicon Valley Bank gets a case of the runs as the world careens toward the CBDC nightmare; the NED is up […]
— Justin Miller, deputy editor, Intelligencer More than 1,000 people have been arrested for the attack on the Capitol, but accountability for those who inspired the January 6 insurrection has been lacking. Maybe that is part of the reason why there seems to be so much riding on […]
By Michael Lind, Tablet The new global conflict with Russia and China is playing out like a game of 3D chess, with the U.S. up in some areas but losing in others. Global power politics takes place in multiple dimensions, much like a game of 3D chess. Different […]
THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2023 There is no warrant in logic or morals for trying to place the authority of religion behind measures of social and economic collectivism. Indeed, there is a much stronger case for arguing that the sense of individual responsibility — which is a key indispensable […]
Catherine Garcia Shigellosis: The rise of an antibiotic-resistant stomach bug Rafi Schwartz What exactly is Mike Pence planning? Devika Rao A giant ‘blob’ of seaweed heading toward Florida could ‘wreak havoc’ on the coast Advertisement from Wisebread Best Rewards Card of 2023 With $200 Bonus Brendan Morrow Whoopi […]
View in browser The Extremism Roundup Promoting Civil Discourse and Marginalizing the Extremes A weekly compilation of the most important developments in the struggle against radical ideologies Islamist Extremism Activists representing 35 men who were still being held at the U.S. detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, protest in […]
Batya Ungar-Sargon and Briahna Joy Gray give update on the latest develpments following the downing of U.S. Air Force aircraft by Russian fighter jets.
Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave react to an opinion piece from The Guardian in which the authors criticize Russell Brand.
Krystal and Saagar discuss the US pushing for a Tik Tok sale citing National Security concerns, Stock Chaos as the Credit Suisse bank struggles incite new fears, Nouriel Roubini claims we are in a “Lehman moment” as bank bubble bursts, meetings between Jamie Dimon and the Biden Treasury […]
View this email in your browser Cartels Part 3: The North American Drug War by Peter Zeihan on March 16, 2023 There are a few reasons the cartels love their cocaine, mainly because it’s easy to smuggle and cheap to make. But what happens when you sell it? […]
Top News Stories Kishida and Yoon to resume ‘shuttle diplomacy’ as chilly ties warm The visit to Japan by Yoon was the first by a South Korean president for a bilateral summit since Lee Myung-bak traveled to Tokyo more … North Korea fires ‘ICBM-class’ missile ahead of Yoon-Kishida […]
Caitlin Johnstone 2 hr ago Listen to a reading of this article: Sydney Morning Herald editor Bevan Shields has published an article titled “We are not above criticism but these attacks go too far“, tearfully rending his garments over criticisms his paper’s three-part war-with-China propaganda series “Red Alert” […]
Sponsored by Harvard University Press Our April 6 issue—the Spring Books Issue—is online now, with James Fenton on the English garden, Frances Wilson on Kafka’s diaries, Christopher de Bellaigue on Erdoğan’s disastrous misrule, Martin Filler on Adolf Loos’s minimalism, Christine Smallwood on Bret Easton Ellis’s worst fear, Anahid Nersessian on […]
MOST READ Pentagon Analyst Kept Intel Job After Joining Jan. 6 Mob, Planned to Kidnap Jewish Leaders James Risen Hatchet Speed built a career as a Beltway contractor and Navy reservist while praising Putin and Hitler. READ MORE → Hooray, We Now Have Medicare for All […]
March 16, 2023 Hello, Insiders. Lots going on, so let’s get right to it. Here’s what’s on the agenda: Why Credit Suisse’s troubles came to a head this week. How a single TikTok video sparked a massive wave of car theft. Salesforce salaries revealed: Here’s how much employees […]
I think one part of history that gets lost when talking about the fall of Rome are the emperors who fought to save and preserve Rome, even in her final days. Gallienus, Aurelian, and Majorian are the standouts in terms of fighting to save Rome. The odds were […]
Another U.S Provocation? Yesterday a U.S.A.F MQ-9 Drone supposedly collided with a Russian Fighter Jet. At first, the reports hinted at an accident but today the narrative has changed. General Mark Milley made some very aggressive comments today in a press conference. UN Russian Ambassador Dmitry Polyansky joins […]
“The society that separates its scholars from its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting by fools.” Thucydides
Jose Nino’s Digest Here are my most recent articles for you Republican Elected Officials in Texas Introduce Bills to Expand Gun Ban Database On March 14, 2023, Texas Republican elected officials State Representative Jeff Leach and State Senator Joan Huffman introduced HB 2780 and SB 728 two companion […]
1 Singer born deaf wows judges on ‘The Voice’ with a soulful rendition of ‘Killing Me Softly’’ Season 23 of “The Voice” features blind auditions where the judge’s decisions are made solely on the singer’s voice, not their looks or stage presence. The judges cannot see the performers thanks to […]
Don’t miss out on more stories you may enjoy. How a Catholic Group Doxed Gay Priests Lily Hay Newman and Dhruv Mehrotra Plus: A data breach exposes Washington, Ring camera footage has a new problem, and the George Santos scandal slips into the world of cybercrime. READ SVB’s […]
— Christopher Cox, features editor, New York There’s that moment in the movie Contact when Ellie, having glimpsed the grand, glowing arms of a distant galaxy, says, “They should have sent a poet” to describe what she’s seeing. The metaverse, with its lo-fi graphics and legless torsos, might […]
Dr. Kerry Bolton: An Estimate of the Russo-Ukraine Situation Kerry Bolton discusses the situation in Ukraine and its relationship with Russia, as well as the involvement of globalist forces in the conflict, with an emphasis on the importance of Ukraine to the global system and the conflict between […]
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 2023 The one pervading evil of democracy is the tyranny of the majority, or rather of that party, not always the majority, that succeeds, by force or fraud, in carrying elections. – Lord Acton, The History of Freedom and Other Essays [1907] HORNBERGER’S BLOG March […]
“The classical beauty of the writing, in Tess Lewis’s exquisite translation, gives a sense of the author’s sympathies. . . . [Jünger’s] short, prismatic book is beautiful.” —Sam Sacks, The Wall Street Journal ON THE MARBLE CLIFFS Ernst Jünger Translated from the German by Tess Lewis Introduction by […]
Caitlin Johnstone Listen to a reading of this article: David Frum and Max Boot, two neoconservatives who helped grease the wheels for the invasion of Iraq, have some thoughts they’d like to share with us as we approach the 20th anniversary of that horrific and unforgivable war. Both […]
Peter R. Quiñones I was planning on taking the day off, but this thought started rolling around in my head. Those who are of the Progressive Left—and I understand many just use ideas and tactics from that ideology to gain power and may not truly believe in it—are […]
What was once a specialized field within academia and computer science has exploded into the mainstream. A.I. is blowing up – and is set to fundamentally disrupt the business landscape as we know it. This revolution is being led by the rapid development of generative tools like […]
March 15, 2023 Hello, Insiders. Here’s what’s on the agenda today: The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank foreshadows a bigger reckoning for the tech industry. A laid-off Meta worker says the company paid her to not work. Tom Sandoval’s restaurant Schwartz & Sandy’s is thriving despite Scandoval. Plus, […]
Decentralized Communication – #SolutionsWatch The Corbett Report 13 hr ago SHOW NOTES AND MP3: https://www.corbettreport.com/solutionswatch-communication/ As the internet clampdown begins, people are finally beginning to wake up to the need to find alternative communication platforms. But if the masses are just herded from one centralized platform to another, […]
A dispatch from our Art Editor on the art and illustrations in the Review’s March 23 and April 6 issues. Our seventh art newsletter is brought to you from Santa Monica, where the clothing designer Rachel Comey and I have come with the writer Maile Meloy to take a […]
View it in your browser. Top News Stories Major Japanese firms agree to hefty wage hikes amid rising prices Policymakers, economists and employees are closely watching this year’s wage talks to see whether momentum toward higher pay is finally gaining force. Japan’s economy to bloom as hanami season […]
by Peter Zeihan on March 15, 2023 No, we’re not headed for another financial crisis…although, to those with more than 250k in one of the three failing banks, it may seem like we are. Silicon Valley Bank is the largest of the three, but it’s still only the […]
Here’s the thing, it wasn’t “overpopulation” that caused the mice and later rats to collapse, it was Utopia itself. The rodents all congregated together on their own and there was plenty of extra space. I have been saying for years that Utopia brings about aberrant female behavior, as […]
Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss react to news that a U.S. Air Force drone was intercepted by a Russian fighter jet.
Brigid Kennedy The Silicon Valley Bank blame game Theara Coleman The Biden administration’s ‘buggy’ asylum app Devika Rao Why did Biden approve the Willow Project’s oil drilling? Advertisement by Enbridge Lowering emissions today for clean energy systems tomorrow. Learn how. Devika Rao Scientists successfully created healthy mice from […]
Ryan and Emily discuss a Russian jet shooting down an American drone, Desantis gives statements on Ukraine similar to Trump but receives more backlash, Tucker ridicules what Trump got done during his term and calls him “autistic”, Is SVB the sign of another 2008 like collapse? Biden approves […]
What does population decline mean for China? Scott Rozelle on a globally invisible issue shaping the lives of millions of the country’s rural kids. Sean Nangle / The Signal China’s worldwide competition with the United States regularly captivates global attention—as with Washington recently shooting down a Chinese spy balloon, ongoing […]
Researcher Alexander Adams provides an evidence-based approach to pro-Second Amendment advocacy. Listen to José Niño sound off on contemporary political affairs. Share Has Gun Control Inc. being spread total falsehoods about gun crime? Alexander Adams, research fellow at the Firearms Research Center of University of Wyoming College of […]
After review, it was found that special police units had much higher rate of law breaking and cover up as compared to regular cops. To combat this, regular police departments have increased law breaking and cover ups to remove the discrepancy.
Tuesday, March 14, 2023 Tom Nichols Staff writer A former vice president of the United States identified a sitting president as a mortal danger. In another time, it would have been the Story of the Century. Instead, it was the Kerfuffle of the Week, and it is already […]
1 Drew Barrymore and Dylan Mulvaney share powerful moment on what they’ve learned from their critics Drew Barrymore has been part of our public lives for more than 40 years. And while she has millions of fans, you’re bound to pick up some critics along the way. These days, […]
Caitlin Johnstone Listen to a reading of this article: As part of Australian media’s relentless onslaught of war–with–China propaganda, the government-run Australian Broadcasting Corporation just aired a radio segment on RN Breakfast about the newly revealed details on the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine deal, featuring two guests who are […]
View this email in your browser Danger Close with Jack Carr by Peter Zeihan on March 14, 2023 Last week I had the opportunity to sit down (virtually) with Jack Carr on his show Danger Close. We chatted about the troubling outlook for China, the ins and outs […]
The same Democratic minority staff that trashed the First Amendment in last week’s Twitter Files hearings put something amazing in writing in a parallel case Matt Taibbi Ranking member Stacey Plaskett, left, co-authored a Judiciary Committee minority report about would-be FBI whistleblowers Racket readers may recall that […]
— Joy Shan, features editor, New York Last year, the kickboxer turned alpha-male influencer Andrew Tate exploded on TikTok, drawing a devoted following that crisscrossed the English-speaking world: working-class migrants in England, schoolboys in Australia, rural gun loyalists and jet-setting tech bros in the U.S. His fan base […]
March 14, 2023 • Weekly Newsletter Make Standard Time Permanent William F. Shughart II (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) Almost everyone hates springing forward every year—and they should. Government imposed jet lag is also really expensive: $1.7 billion in losses annually. And, thanks to more heart attacks, workplace injuries, and auto […]
Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Top News Stories Tokyo to get major new office spaces this year, but is there demand? Massive redevelopment projects in central areas are opening at a time when the vacancy rate is already indicating oversupply. Upper House committee votes […]
In the Review’s April 6 issue, Ed Park writes about the cartoonist Daniel Clowes, creator of the comic book Eightball (1989–2004), the first eighteen issues of which have just been collected in one volume by the publisher Fantagraphics. “Varying in tone and ambition,” writes Park, Eightball “fixates on verbal zing and graphic […]
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