Top News Stories Japan, South Korea, U.S. hail ties, but staying power questioned While the three nations agreed to bolster ties in an array of areas, inevitable political change could prove to be a stumbling block for trilateral ties. Kishida visits Fukushima plant before contentious water release The […]
August 20, 2023 Hi, I’m Matt Turner, the editor in chief of business at Insider. Welcome back to Insider Today’s Sunday edition, a roundup of some of our top stories. On the agenda today: Amazon’s data-center empire in Virginia is using as much electricity as a major city. […]
The Corbett Report Aug 20, 2023 by James Corbett corbettreport.com August 20, 2023 Stop the presses! Here’s my hot take for the day: CBDCs are a bad thing. OK, maybe that take is not so hot. After all, I don’t even need to spell out “Central Bank Digital […]
Caitlin Johnstone Aug 20, 2023 Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): It’s not the big, glaring, obvious lies that get you. The New York Times is the world’s most destructive propaganda outlet not because it publishes giant ham-fisted whoppers, but because it appears […]
Namwali Serpell Morrison Hall A recent exhibit of Toni Morrison’s papers raised the question: How do you mourn a monument? Lucy Scholes A Riot of Color In the 1930s, the British photographer Yevonde made herself synonymous with the vibrant new color photography process Vivex. Ursula Lindsey Lebanon’s Chernobyl […]
By Aleksey Bashtavenko Academic Composition Once upon a time, in the midst of the postmodern haze that had descended upon society, lived Don Smith, a frail and terminally ill octogenarian who bore an uncanny resemblance to Joe Biden in stature, eye color, gait, and even style of dress. […]
Sponsored by Classical Pursuits Sinead O’Connor, who passed away on July 26, was only twenty-three when she released her second, seminal album, I Do Not Want What I Haven’t Got, but she “had by then lived a lifetime and would go on to live several more,” writes the philosopher […]
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Today’s best articles Brigid Kennedy Should the school day start later? It’s complicated. Rafi Schwartz Vietnamese EV maker VinFast wows with staggering Nasdaq debut The Week Staff Sky-high prices for luxury rooms Justin Klawans Hurricane Hilary bringing storm warnings to Southwest The Week Staff China: A slowdown sends […]
August 19, 2023 A NOTE FROM FORTUNE Claire Zillman, Fortune’s senior editor in Hong Kong, here, filling in for Alyson. The Fortune Global 500, which ranks the world’s largest companies by revenue and collectively generates $41 trillion, equal to one-third of global GDP, has always served as […]
Our September 4/11, 2023 Issue Read Online Read as PDF FEATURED The Great Salt Lake Is Becoming Too Salty to Support Life From brine flies to brine shrimp to eared grebes to pronghorn and buffalo, the lake supports an exquisite ecosystem whose collapse is literally making people sick. […]
See James Corbett’s Censored TedX Talk! (2014) The Corbett Report Aug 19, 2023 SHOW NOTES: https://www.corbettreport.com/flashback-tedx/ As mentioned in my recent conversation with Tjeerd Andringa, my TedX talk from 2014 has now been set to “Unlisted” on the TedX YouTube channel and it now sports a disavowal from […]
Caitlin Johnstone Aug 19, 2023 Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): Amid continuous news that the Ukrainian counteroffensive which began in June is not going as hoped, The New York Times has published an article titled “Troop Deaths and Injuries in Ukraine War […]
Top News Stories Japan, South Korea and U.S. inaugurate a ‘new era’ of cooperation The three countries’ leaders also announced a plan to create a hotline for coordinating responses to regional challenges and threats. Japan firms cut teleworking despite strong demand, survey shows The ratio of workers using […]
SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 2023 Make no mistake: DC is hungry for war. – Ron Paul Institute, “Which Way, America?” [2023] HORNBERGER’S BLOG August 17, 2023 Autopsy Fraud Convicts the Military in the JFK Assassination I recently completed a four-part article setting forth evidence that I contend convicts the […]
August 19, 2023 It’s the weekend, Insiders! If you plan to do some online shopping this weekend, beware of counterfeit goods. New technology has made selling fake items easier than ever, but experts have shared the top ways to identify inauthentic goods. Before you embark on a digital […]
August 19 2023 San Francisco Swirls Drain: Federal Agency Tells Employees to Stay Safe at Home COMMENTARY By Jarrett Stepman We are witnessing the rapid disintegration of San Francisco, a city with enormous advantages in wealth and geography but a serious disadvantage in the realm of common […]
As state legislatures around the country debate conversion-therapy bans, LGBTQ+ young people are still being sent to these offices and camps. When she was a high-school student hoping to take her salvation into her own hands, writer Grace Byron enrolled herself: “I messaged my classmate’s conversion-therapist dad on […]
Episode 137 with Matt Karp Krystal Kyle & Friends Aug 18, 2023 Historian Matt Karp has joined us for a wide-ranging conversation on the midterms and what they tell us about class dealignment in the United States. Can this trend be stopped? Could Biden lose to Trump even […]
“We Have Lost Our Way” YouTube Against Science :: Moms vs Medical Predators :: JAMA Spreads Covid Disinfo :: Western Elites Envy Chinese Censors Michael Shellenberger Leighton Woodhouse Alex Gutentag Aug 18, 2023 There is nothing authentic about the viral country hit “Rich Men North of Richmond” by […]
Peter R. Quiñones Aug 18, 2023 A couple weeks ago I wrote about the family estate and how rare it is nowadays. I believe a lack of cohesion within the family unit is the most obvious reason. That lack falls upon the patriarch and matriarch of the family, […]
August 18, 2023 Last week, West Virginia University announced a plan to raze some of its core academic programs: 32 majors, all of its foreign language programs, and 16 percent of its full-time faculty members. In a devastating story about the state of academia—which major news outlets have […]
By Tom Woods What time is it? As one of my friends puts it, some people these days are speaking in slogans like it’s 1776. But it’s more like 1917. I remember in the old days thinking that if only I could teach the other side some economics, […]
August 18 2023 Florida Becomes First State to Sanction Medicaid Providers for Covering Minor Transitions NEWS By Mary Margaret Olohan Florida fines five Medicaid insurers for violating the state’s new rule banning taxpayer funds from going to transgender treatments, such as performing a mastectomy or administering puberty blockers. […]
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 2023 For all practical purposes, federalism in this country is a thing of the past….The national government now has plenary governmental authority. That is to say, there is no area of governmental operations that cannot be rationalized as coming within the national sphere, whether by […]
Today’s best articles Joel Mathis Is the US creating a mini NATO in Asia? Rafi Schwartz Should Donald Trump move his Georgia trial to federal court? Advertisement from BetterHelp Get 25% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp Rafi Schwartz Meet Ken Chesebro, the architect of Trump’s […]
Are You Being Tracked by an AirTag? Here’s How to Check Reece Rogers If you’re worried that one of Apple’s trackers is following you without consent, try these tips. READ A New Attack Reveals Everything You Type With 95 Percent Accuracy Andrew Couts and Matt Burgess A pair […]
Americans Aren’t Buying ‘Bidenomics’ Plus: Idaho can’t enforce ban on transgender girls playing on female sports teams, Minneapolis may mandate minimum wage for ride-share drivers, and more… ELIZABETH NOLAN BROWN President Joe Biden’s approval ratings are especially low when it comes to the economy, according to the latest Associated […]
Caitlin Johnstone Aug 18, 2023 Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): Basically the problem is that our whole planet has been gamified. All the Earth’s life, resources and geography have been folded into this sick game where people commodify them into points called […]
TAC Editor’s Weekly The latest in Main Street conservative news View this email in your browser Dear Reader, A fourth Trump indictment. This time Georgia has jumped into the action, throwing peaches at a bunch of the former president’s advisors besides. Democrats are committed to seeing how much […]
August 18, 2023 Happy Friday! Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building” is only in its third season, but you might be surprised by how many scarves the show has already gone through for Martin Short’s character. Speaking of Hulu, its parent company Disney is going through significant […]
August 18 2023 Air Force Colonel in Line for Promotion Preaches DEI Agenda, Endorses CRT Book NEWS By Rob Bluey Col. Ben Jonsson’s commentary in the Air Force Times on July 1, 2020, recounts several examples of what he describes as “white defensiveness” in the aftermath of […]
Top News Stories Abe faction has decided its leadership structure, but can it hold? The agreement is an acknowledgment there is no clear successor to Shinzo Abe, and it may make negotiations with other factions harder. Taiwan VP displays diplomatic skills in key U.S.-Paraguay trip Although Lai’s political […]
by Peter Zeihan on August 18, 2023 The Biden administration has issued its first wave of investment bans on the Chinese tech space – things like AI or tech with military applications. However, money isn’t the problem for the Chinese; the real kicker is losing access to American […]
Jose Nino’s Digest Here are my most recent articles for you British Government Issues Warnings to Business About Going Woke Coffee chain Costa and footwear brand Dr. Martens have been subjected to online pressure due to their indulgence in woke virtue activism. The likes of coffee chain Costa […]
Jose Nino’s Digest Here are my most recent articles for you Libertarian Economist Javier Milei Wins Primary Race for Argentina Presidency On August 13, 2023, Javier Milei, a libertarian economist and firebrand media pundit, won Argentina’s presidential primary election. Milei, who is campaigning on a robust free-market platform, […]
My dad was in prison for 11 years. One of the first things he did after getting out was ruin my grandma’s microwave cooking a can of soup in it,’ shared a Reddit user. Cover Image Source: Pexels | Photo by Anete Lusina By Zoha Fatima August 18, […]
Jessica Burbank and Amber Athey react to reports that President Biden operated under a pseudonym when he communicated with son Hunter Biden’s business associates and schedule secret meetings. #joebiden #hunterbiden
Withered Rose Aug 18, 2023 Oliver Anthony’s Rich Men North of Richmond has become a hit single, a populist protest song that has snipped at even more than Jason Aldean’s Try That in A Small Town. Despite the dissident right having spoken quite a bit about supporting right-wing […]
Teleology, Animal Behaviour & Neovitalism Stone Age Herbalist Aug 18, 2023 This article was first published in the IM776 magazine and can be found here. A spectre has long haunted the field of biology, the spectre of vitalism. In our nominally rational age we are used to describing […]
Faith, The Entire Family, and Folk Birdman’s Blog Jun 12, 2023 It is my conviction that gender roles are renegotiated every generation relative to social, economic, and technological factors. This is not to say that faith or tradition play no role in defining gender relations. They most certainly […]
By Jeremy Harding, Freethought Project For my first piece here, I believe it’s best to start on the right foot and discuss the long-established spiral toward total fascism. Part of this is based on the long-held alliances between the Nazis and the West™. From aiding them during the […]
House Oversight Committee claims Joe Biden used a pseudonym when doing his business deals with Hunter Biden…Democrats will move to replace Joe Biden. This is how.
This Showdown Between Humans and Chatbots Could Keep You Safe From Bad AI Khari Johnson and Dhruv Mehrotra Thousands of security experts, hackers, and college students competed to trick powerful text-generation systems into revealing their dark sides at the Defcon hacker conference in Las Vegas. READ A New […]
by Peter Zeihan on August 17, 2023 Things over in Ukraine are in a bit of a holding period, which makes getting these updates out consistently that much harder…and let’s not forget that most of the data we’re seeing is shaky at best. But here’s what I got […]
Top News Stories Kishida may call snap election to halt rise of rival Nippon Ishin The prime minister, however, must first regain his standing in the polls to a level where he will feel more confident about holding an election. Japan logs first export decline in over two […]
August 17 2023 FINALLY: DC May Face the Music for Its Blatant Black Lives Matter Double Standard COMMENTARY By Tyler O’Neil The District of Columbia took sides in an active political debate, joining ranks with the message that rioters proclaimed as they broke glass, looted stores, started […]
August 17, 2023 Hiya! If you’ve dreamed of hanging out with Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, now is your chance. The celebrity couple put their California beach house on Airbnb for a one-night stay. And it’s for free. Speaking of California, one of the state’s key industries — […]
Sponsored by The New Press Fintan O’Toole A Frame-Up in Georgia By launching a campaign of lies and harassment against an innocent Georgia poll worker, the Trump team proved how much cruelty it was willing to inflict on ordinary people who stood in its way. Eric Naiman Webs of […]
Most Read Fox Executives Are Pouring Cash Into Joe Manchin’s Campaign Daniel BoguslawThe West Virginia senator has appeared repeatedly on Fox News to chastise his Democratic colleagues as he considers a presidential run. READ MORE → U.S. Official Hints at Possible Plea Deal for Julian Assange Prem […]
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