2/22/24: Pelosi New Trump Russia Conspiracy, Nvidia Surges Amid AI Boom, Kellogg CEO Tells Poor Eat Dinner Cereal, Google AI Shut Down, Dems Panic Over Michigan Israel Revolt, Republican Calls For Gaza Extermination, Gaza Food Trucks Ambushed, Assange Trial Wraps Up

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Krystal and Saagar discuss Pelosi floating new Trump Russia conspiracy, Nvidia surges as AI expands, Kellogg CEO tells poor to eat cereal dinner, Google shuts down AI after bizarre release, Dems panic amid Michigan Israel revolt, Republican calls for Gaza extermination, starving Gazans ambush limited food trucks, and […]

All eyes on Nvidia

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February 21, 2024 • 5 min read with Dan DeFrancesco Hello! Big news out of points land, as American Airlines is switching up its loyalty program to get customers to book travel directly through its website. (It’s also raising its checked-bag fees.) Here are the deets. In today’s […]

Mythic Mindset

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P R Reddall Feb 21, 2024 P R Reddall addresses the clash between modern materialism and traditional esoteric values. In the very first issue of Man’s World Digest, there was an article by Ernst Jünger, (translation by Martin) entitled ‘Tradition’. In the first paragraph it reads: The individual […]

The Snowy Day

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Sponsored by Kasmin Gallery A dispatch from our Art Editor, Leanne Shapton, on the art and illustrations in the Review’s February 22 and March 7 issues. As a kid in Canada, I’d read and reread The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats. I think it may have been responsible for why I […]

A Form of Navalny

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A Form of Navalny Plus: Teen boys go after tampons, Ken Paxton goes after migrant charities, and more… LIZ WOLFE Taking crazy pills: Former President Donald Trump said last evening that the civil fraud verdict that will force him to pony up $355 million for inflating his net worth to banks is actually “a form […]

A Genocide-Complicit Global Hegemon?!

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  View in browser A Genocide-Complicit Global Hegemon?! That’s a non-starter. Kevin Barrett Feb 21 READ IN APP “Israel”—an 8,500 square mile insane asylum, populated by the sorriest collection of pathologically-lying uber-racist child-murder-loving lunatics ever to disgrace the human species—continues its ongoing slaughter in Gaza. The World Court […]

3 things to never do at work

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INSIDE SCOOP Fanatic Studio / Gary Waters 3 things to never do at work, according to an HR professional After working in HR for 10 years, here’s what I avoid doing in the workplace — including oversharing. READ NOW Insider Today Newsletter Get the inside scoop on today’s […]

It All Goes Back to Tehran

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Recently at The Signal: Omair Ahmad on how Hindu nationalism is transforming India. Today: What is Iran up to in the Middle East? Vali Nasr on the Islamic Republic’s strategy to come away as the Gaza war’s biggest winners. Also: Ivan Krastev on how the war in Ukraine […]

Sweden In NATO (Recap)

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by Peter Zeihan on February 21, 2024 Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has indicated that Sweden accession to NATO shall be ratified by the Hungarian Parliament before March 1, which means Sweden will soon be welcomed into the alliance as a full member. Sweden will be a very […]

2/21/24: Alabama Rules Embryos Are Kids, Trump Team Plots Abortion Ban, Nikki Haley Home State Humiliation, SCOTUS Rejects Affirmative Action Case, Biden Spox Glitches On IDF Sexual Assault, IDF Tells Troops Stop Posting War Crimes, Assange Final Appeal Hearing, Jon Stewart Attacks BlueAnon And Tucker, Former Miner Reveals Coal Baron Secrets

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Krystal and Emily discuss Alabama’s SCOTUS ruling embryos are kids, Trump team plots abortion ban, Nikki Haley home state humiliation, SCOTUS rejects hearing affirmative action case, Biden spox glitches over sexual assault IDF allegations, IDF chief tells troops to stop posting war crimes online, Assange final appeal hearing […]

The Anarchists of Dune

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By thecollective From The Transmetropolitan Review Across the world, the movie-watching public will soon behold the Fremen of Dune sack and destroy the Empire, starting on their homeworld of Arrakis. This irresistible moment, where the rebels actually win, is sure to sink into the mass-public consciousness, but despite […]

Review: No spiritual surrender: Indigenous anarchy in defense of the sacred

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From Journal of Political Ecology by Alexander Dunlap Why has political ecology ignored Indigenous anarchism? While there are a few exceptions, researchers across social science are confronted with an uncomfortable issue. Academia tends towards fetishizing, even instrumentalizing, Indigenous peoples in their projects. Meanwhile university publishers crank out volumes […]

Anarchists on Alexei Navalny

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From The Polar Blast, Section of I.W.A. in the region of Russia about the last protests for Navalny We, anarchists and anarcho-syndicalists, consider it completely unacceptable for ourselves to take any part in political shows organized by supporters of the right-wing populist Navalny, who is sadly “famous” for […]

Warped Terminology on Open Borders

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2024 If government is not “under the law,” citizens will be under the federal boot. Apathy over arbitrary power exemplifies the rising political illiteracy. If people don’t recognize the peril of government violating its own laws, is American democracy beyond redemption? – James Bovard, Last […]

Flaneur in the Third Rome

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by Richard Wilson Arktos Journal Feb 20, 2024 Richard Wilson reflects on the eternal glory of Moscow and the splendor of St. Petersburg. Some say it’s a Finnic word, Moskva, some say it’s proto-Slavic, whatever the case, you come here already with two images in your mind: Red […]

The Ballad of Barrett Brown

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Almost ten years ago I read a review of Jonathan Franzen’s Purity in the Intercept that I’ve never forgotten. Written from a federal prison cell by Barrett Brown, a radical hacktivist with a pen dripping venom instead of ink, it heralded the kind of voice that, it seemed […]