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Keith Preston

6 Killed Off Venezuelan Coast

6 Killed Off Venezuelan Coast Plus: Zohran thinks he’s Obama, Department of War tries to muzzle newsrooms, and more… LIZ WOLFE Another boat downed: The U.S. military has carried out another unapproved strike on alleged narcotraffickers, killing six men just off of Venezuela’s coast. It’s likely these men […]

10/15/25: Israel Threatens Ceasefire, Trump Blackmails Argentina Voters, Data Centers & MORE!

Ryan and Saagar discuss Israel threatens ceasefire, Trump blackmails Argentina voters, voters turn on data centers, Saagar destroys Pete Hegseth, Dems push old candidate over populist, Pakistan massacres protesters, Bari Weiss debunked. Timestamps: (00:00)Intro (4:25)Israel THREATENS CEASEFIRE As Trump Greenlights Hamas Executions (31:23)Trump To Argentina Voters: ELECT Milei […]

10/14/25: Hostages Freed, Gaza Ceasefire, 1929 Crash Happening Again, Kamala Blames Voters & MORE!

Krystal and Saagar discuss hostages freed, Trump says Gaza war over, Trump says megadonor loves Israel more than US, 1929 crash happening again, Ghislaine secret meeting, Kamala blames voters for 2024 loss, foreign leader pushes Trump business deal on hot mic. Ken Vogel: https://www.harpercollins.com/product… Trita Parsi: https://x.com/tparsi Timestamps: […]

All 20 Surviving Hostages Freed

All 20 Surviving Hostages Freed Plus: Luigi Mangione and the death penalty, LLMs and their gambling addictions, and more… LIZ WOLFE Good news out of the Middle East: It looks like this ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas may actually be holding. So far, busloads of nearly 2,000 […]

Recognized in hiding

Monday, Week XLII, MMXXV Recently: The weekend despatch: Agreeing to disagree in the Middle East. Sanctions against the little guys in Europe. &c. Today: Can the Nobel protect someone a regime wants dead? Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado won it on Friday, while underground, threatened with arrest, […]

Metapolitical Offensive 2025

By Joakim Andersen Arktos Journal Oct 14, 2025 Joakim Andersen describes the ongoing effort spearheaded by Trump and Elon Musk to dismantle left-liberal institutions and networks, reshaping the cultural power dynamic and offering breathing room for the advance of right-wing and populist forces. Metapolitics is not only about […]

Ceasefire Working

Ceasefire Working Plus: Letitia James’ legal trouble, everything’s TV (and that’s bad), millionaire explosion, and more… LIZ WOLFE Israeli troops retreating: The ceasefire came into effect at noon local time in Gaza, and Israeli forces stopped their advances, repositioning themselves according to the demarcated lines. Israel’s cabinet convened […]

A Break for Ukraine

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Foiled Plots

Foiled Plots    A sad reality of our broken news media is that successful terror plots get all of the coverage. We hear about the violent psychopaths who kill or injure their targets. But when one of these people fails, their story gets relegated to a brief wire-service […]

Can’t get started

Saturday, Week XLI, MMXXV Recently: Why does Japan need a new prime minister—again? Tobias S. Harris on political scandals, economic struggles, and a deep loss of public confidence in Japanese institutions. Today: And why is it struggling so much to get one? A strangely similar dynamic disrupts political business […]

New Media Rules

Sponsored by Duke University Press Jacob Weisberg; photograph by Deborah Needleman In the Review’s October 23 issue, Jacob Weisberg turns his attention to the attention-seeking, all-seeing algorithms that continue to shape our culture, on- and offline. “How did we get to this place,” he asks, “where mirror realities have replaced shared facts?” Weisberg […]

Homeless in Plain Sight

Sponsored by Little Bear Ridge Road   Today in The New York Review of Books: Jay Neugeboren on the rise of working homelessness; Elaine Blair on women’s work in the Soviet Union; Vicente L. Rafael on a forgotten massacre in the Philippines; Ken Chen on the films of Miguel Gomes; Peter Cole on the […]