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Nexus X HumectressMay 6, 2023 Hello, Insiders. This is Chloé Pantazi-Wolber, a deputy executive editor in Insider’s life division. Today, we’re watching the coronation of King Charles III. Since Queen Elizabeth’s death, the world has been wondering: How will Charles write the monarchy’s next chapter? Our answer is “Charles in […]
May 6 2023 Good morning from Washington, where a key House Republican tells The Daily Signal that a whistleblower’s bribery allegation against President Biden could lead to impeachment. Fred Lucas reports. Biden’s decision to send troops to the border is a sham, a retired Border Patrol agent tells […]
View in browser | Your newsletter preferences 05.06.23 Who wants to live forever? Maybe … you. If there’s one topic that WIRED’s Science team loves to kick around at pitch meetings, it’s the future of human lifespan. Not only are people living longer, but they’re staying healthier—and that’s […]
May 6, 2023 A NOTE FROM OUR EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ALYSON SHONTELL After years of excess, tech companies are now in the business of cost control through any means necessary. Take Amazon, for example. Tech reporter Kylie Robison wrote this week that Amazon’s cloud provider, Amazon Web Services, […]
1 Pedro Pascal explains the personal reason behind his signature red carpet pose Pedro Pascal, like all of us, has a coping mechanism in stressful situations. He recently shared his secret of managing anxiety on camera with his “Last of Us” co-star Bella Ramsey. The actor was on […]
By Alex Gutentag During the Dark Ages, Irish monks copied down all the books they could find. As libraries disappeared across Europe, Ireland’s monasteries preserved Western knowledge and literature. These monks eventually brought their transcribed manuscripts back to the rest of Europe and saved civilization from a period […]
By Rich Calder A Legal Aid Society staffer trying to pass herself off as a lawyer was busted trying to smuggle weed and tobacco to a Rikers Island inmate accused of attempted murder, sources told The Post. Tatyana King, who describes herself on her LinkedIn page as an […]
Technology is making the human genepool stupider because the kind of idiocy that would have gotten you killed off back in 1300 now causes you nothing more than a momentary inconvenience. The average Medieval peasant had much more raw brainpower than the average modern urbanite. The ubiquity of […]
Imagine teaching young people the molecular composition of rocks, telling them the themes of 16th century literature and how to calculate the volume of triangular pyramids but not teaching them personal finance, how to drive, where to start a business, how to feed themselves or even show them […]
Episode 123 with Mark Bankston Krystal Kyle & Friends May 5, 2023 Taking us from the heartbreaking case of the Sandy Hook victims’ families fighting Alex Jones’ defamation to the more recent case against Fox News, attorney Mark Bankston reveals the complexity of free speech issues at the […]
Ford Fischer May 5, 2023 On Saturday, April 29th in Washington DC, as celebrities, politicians, and journalists rubbed shoulders at the annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner in the Washington Hilton, climate activists outside attempted to “blockade” the event. The demonstrators primarily wanted to disrupt the event to call […]
Matt Taibbi 23 hr ago Following the release of today’s article about news organizations junking the “Pentagon Papers Principle,” reader Ben O’Neill made a good observation that should have been in the piece. In the newly-found summary emailed by an Aspen Institute figure in September 2020, “Partnership for […]
1 Dramatic video shows Florida sheriff’s deputy delivering a baby on the side of the road No mom dreams of delivering their baby on the side of the road. Visions of comfy birthing centers or a hospital room with the OBGYN that you’ve grown fond of are usually […]
1 Special ring that tells people you’re single created for folks tired of dating apps Why, it feels like it was only yesterday when dating apps were the shiny new trend in the singles world. However, with life becoming increasingly more virtual, many people are looking to become less dominated […]
FRIDAY, MAY 5, 2023 There is in fact a manly and legitimate passion for equality that spurs all men to wish to be strong and esteemed. This passion tends to elevate the lesser to the rank of the greater. But one also finds in the human heart a […]
Ben Smith writes a first draft of the history of online media. Andrew Sullivan May 5, 2023 Ben handing out dead trees. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images) When an entirely new, revolutionary technology came along and transformed the very meaning of the word “media,” it was always going to be […]
Brigid Kennedy Can Jim Justice take down Joe Manchin? Joel Mathis Why are American students failing history? David Faris Julie Chavez Rodriguez: The woman behind Biden’s 2024 bid Advertisement by Enbridge Progressing towards net-zero. Learn what we’re doing today. Becca Stanek How much money is enough in retirement? […]
Take this internet and shove it! Walter and Matt discuss the lack of anti-war voices, give up on ever repairing mainstream media, and endorse living deliberately in the podcast forest Welcome to America This Week, with Matt Taibbi and Walter Kirn, the national news wrap-up so true, we […]
By Mike Gleason, Money Metals Exchange Money Metals As more cracks in the foundation of the banking system appear, gold prices are once have once again been knocking on the door of new records, although we’re seeing a pullback here on Friday. Industrial metals along with most other […]
I am personally looking forward to the reign of King Charles III. I can’t get enough of his barely suppressed rage (exhibited, for example, when his expensive fountain pens don’t work) and his barely suppressed contempt (when he tut-tuts at yet another incompetent Tory prime minister begging for […]
Jose Alberto Nino May 5, 2023 Share During a press conference with National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communication, John Kirby, the spokesperson was asked by a member of the press as to the level of concern the NCS had over the rise in the number of nations […]
The 46 Best Shows on Netflix Right Now Matt Kamen and WIRED Staff From “The Diplomat” to “The Dragon Prince” these are our picks for the best streaming titles to binge this week. READ These ChatGPT Rivals Are Designed to Play With Your Emotions Will Knight Startups building […]
By Nicholas McEntyre May 5, 20236:02am Updated More On: native americans NY schools now barred from using Native American mascots, including Warriors Why ‘Pretendians’ are for bad for Native Americans Judge upholds sex abuse charges against ‘Dances With Wolves’ star Feds chasing Hunter Biden’s ex pal Devon Archer […]
SB 264, a new bill restricting Chinese from buying Florida land passed the House this week. It would limit land purchases near military bases and critical infrastructure from residents of Russia, Iran, North Korea and Venezuela, and it would ban Chinese citizens from owning land. The Morning Joe […]
By Joe Marino and Amanda Woods May 5, 20239:30am Updated A senior software engineer at Google jumped to his death from the search giant’s headquarters in Chelsea late Thursday, according to authorities and police sources. The 31-year-old man — whose name is being withheld pending family notification — […]
Turn your videos into live streams with Restream https://restre.am/ANIm Watch the first “Peace Talks” event, a new debate & discussion series organized by participants in the Feb. 2023 “Rage Against the War Machine” national peace rallies. Hear libertarians, LaRouche movement members, communists, and members of the People’s Party […]
Ameshia Cross and Inez Stepman react to news that about half of Americans worry about their money’s security in banks. #FirstRepublicBank #Economy
This week we look at Krystal talking to music expert Anthony Fantano @TheNeedleDrop about how AI created a Drake song that went viral, the FBI accidentally kidnaping the wrong man at a hotel, a CNBC reporter who hosts a show called “Capital Connection” caught on camera with a […]
Meet King Charles, The Great Resetter The Corbett Report May 5, 2023 TRANSCRIPT AND DOWNLOADS: https://www.corbettreport.com/charles/ While most of the the public’s attention is falling on the obvious issues—the monarchy’s increasing irrelevance to the 21st century, the colossal waste of taxpayer resources that go towards the upkeep of […]
by Peter Zeihan on May 5, 2023 We’ve poked holes in the US system and talked about Russian intelligence declining, so today, let’s look at what the US dominates: signal intelligence (SIGINT). Next time you find yourself in the Netherlands, ask the local shopkeep how many languages he […]
Leighton Woodhouse and Michael Shellenberger May 5, 2023 Nordstrom’s > Whole Foods > Walgreens Flee SF When Walgreens started closing up stores in San Francisco in 2020, progressive activists and city leaders alike waved away concerns as “right-wing media,” and told anyone who would listen that the […]
Top News Stories Magnitude 6.3 earthquake jolts Ishikawa Prefecture A magnitude 6.3 earthquake, which measured a strong 6 on the shindo (intensity) scale, was detected at a depth of 10 kilometers in Ishikawa Prefecture … Kishida seeks to ‘add momentum’ to Seoul ties as regular diplomacy resumes The […]
Dear Reader, “This is the type of story that should start journalists salivating: a brutal murder; an unsolved mystery begging for investigation; evidence destruction by corrupt government officials; villains begging for righteous condemnation; and the sick irony of a black teenager shot in the back by people who […]
May 5 2023 Happy Friday from Washington, where after a year no one has been held accountable for leaking a Supreme Court opinion ending abortion on demand. Sen. Mike Lee doesn’t think it’s a tough case, Mary Margaret Olohan reports. The head of a key House GOP caucus […]
May 5, 2023 Hello, Insiders. Jennifer H. Cunningham, editor in chief for news, here. Moscow’s superior air defense-system is among the reasons some experts are questioning the validity of Russia’s claim that it intercepted a Ukrainian drone hovering above the Kremlin that was sent to assassinate President Vladimir […]
By Keith Preston May 5, 2023 In 1883, the American anarchist Moses Harman began publishing a newspaper called Lucifer the Light-Bearer, which immediately attracted controversy for promoting various trends in radical social and political thought that were common in the late 19th century. In the pages of the […]
The news these days is all too often horribly familiar, and often evokes a sense of déjà vu. It is considered polite however to ignore some aspects of it; even when glaringly obvious.
By Jacob Siegel, Tablet Prologue: The Information War In 1950, Sen. Joseph McCarthy claimed that he had proof of a communist spy ring operating inside the government. Overnight, the explosive accusations blew up in the national press, but the details kept changing. Initially, McCarthy said he had a […]
The Signal Is democracy in America really coming apart? Lucan Way on the challenges and sources of resiliency in the U.S. system. Marek Piwnicki (Originally published 2022 | 07.01) Behind the ongoing investigations into former U.S. President Donald Trump’s and others’ roles in the 2021 U.S. Capitol riot—and […]
Robby Soave and Ameshia Cross discuss the United States Navy’s hiring of an a drag queen to be the face of a recruitment drive. #military #lgbtqia
Robby Soave and Ameshia Cross react to news that four members of the Proud Boys have been found guilty of ‘seditious conspiracy.’ #Jan6 Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump 306-232 in the Electoral College and had a 4-point margin in the popular vote.
by Peter Zeihan on May 4, 2023 The Soviets once boasted the most intricate and prolific human intelligence network in the world, but things have taken a turn since the end of the Cold War. So why can’t Putin’s Russia keep pace with its predecessors? If someone were […]
May 4 2023 Greetings from Washington on this National Day of Prayer. Our Virginia Allen lines up some appropriate prayers from pastors and other faith leaders. Fred Lucas covers Republican lawmakers’ bombshell subpoena seeking FBI information on a bribery allegation against President Biden. Tyler O’Neil reports that top […]
Top News Stories LDP resistance imperils passage of LGBT law before G7 summit Even if the envisioned legislation is put into force, Japan would still lag behind other G7 nations that have already instituted laws prohibiting discrimination against … Almost half of young people in Japan have had […]
16-Year-Old Severely Burned and Disfigured During TikTok Challenge A dangerous TikTok challenge left a North Carolina teenager with severe burns and disfigurement. Read More… Trash Chute Mystery: Father Exposes Chilling Murder Plot The father of a NYC woman, whose body was discovered at the bottom of a trash […]
Jose Alberto Nino May 4, 2023 Share The 2024 Democratic Primary will either be two things— the most talked about issue among progressives aside from simply ‘beating Trump at all costs’ or something virtually no one, especially the mainstream media, talks about. President Biden appears to be, for […]
Caitlin Johnstone May 4, 2023 Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): Wednesday was World Press Freedom Day, and it saw US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, and Deputy State Department Spokesman Vedant Patel confronted about the glaring […]
May 4, 2023 May the Fourth be with you, Insiders! This is Josée Rose, executive editor in Insider’s business division. Today, we’re looking at how the former Fox News host Tucker Carlson won concessions from Kevin McCarthy in a deal that made him Speaker of the House, per […]
Sponsored by Share International Our May 25 issue is online now, with Michael Hofmann on Goethe’s last years, Jerome Groopman on the business of biotech, Joan Acocella on Balanchine, Jed S. Rakoff on William O. Douglas’s environmentalism, Adam Hochschild on 1619 and 1776, Willa Glickman on grassroots labor unions, Brenda […]
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2023 The [Anglo-Saxon] king, then, who crowns the fabric of the state, is neither a mere ornamental appendage nor a ruler after the imperial model. He is not the supreme landowner, for he cannot without consent of the witan add a portion of the public […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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