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Nexus X HumectressView it in your browser. Top News Stories Suspect may have used homemade pipe bomb in Kishida attack, investigators say The revelation came as police raided the home of the 24-year-old suspect in Kawanishi, Hyogo Prefecture. Five bodies from missing SDF chopper found off Okinawa The SDF searched […]
Caitlin Johnstone Apr 15, 2023 Listen to a reading of this article: Seven progressive Democrats from the House of Representatives have signed a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland calling for the Biden administration to drop the charges against Julian Assange and cease seeking his extradition. It’s a […]
Jose Nino’s Digest Here are my most recent articles for you Three Republican Congressmen Introduces Gold Standard Bill to Stabilize the Dollar Three congressmen, West Virginia Congressman Alex Mooney, Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs, and Arizona Congressman Paul Gosar recently introduced a sound money bill that would re-peg the […]
Read Online Read as PDF FEATURED System Failure The world Palo Alto made. JONATHAN LETHEM FROM THIS ISSUE Emma Cline’s Novel of Pool Parties and Class Conflict Full of suspense and subterfuge, The Guest turns a story about a summer on Long Island into a thriller about what […]
FLASHBACK: Our Leaders Are Psychopaths (2009) The Corbett Report Apr 15, 2023 SHOW NOTES AND MP3: https://www.corbettreport.com/flashback-psychopathy/ FROM 2009: They walk among us. On the outside. they’re just like you and me, but on the inside they are unfeeling automatons who care only for themselves. They are the […]
Publicly released: Thu 13 Apr 2023 at 1058 AEST | 1258 NZST Peer-reviewedCase studyPeopleWhat do these mean? Peer-reviewed: This work was reviewed and scrutinised by relevant independent experts. Case study: A study involving observations of a single patient or group of patients. People: This is a study based […]
April 15, 2023 A NOTE FROM OUR EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ALYSON SHONTELL It has definitely been the year from hell for crypto. It begs a lot of questions about what the future of the industry holds. Is blockchain technology still as transformational as many once thought it was? […]
The Week Staff Why empty offices are a ticking time bomb for banks The Week Staff Turning bodies into soil Becca Stanek How to recession-proof your portfolio Advertisement from Wisebread Earn $200 After Spending $500 Justin Klawans Man throws explosive device at Japanese prime minister Catherine Garcia The […]
April 15, 2023 Hello, Insiders. I sent a memo to the Insider newsroom this week about artificial intelligence and journalism. You can read it here. The TL;DR: AI — specifically, ChatGPT — can be useful for research and brainstorming, but it’s not a journalist. It often gets facts […]
Top News Stories Kishida evacuated safely after explosion at election event in western Japan Police have arrested a suspect and confiscated two cylindrical objects from the scene believed to be explosive devices. G7 ministers wrangle over support for Japan’s decarbonization technologies The meeting opened Saturday in Sapporo with […]
SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 2023 Cronyism, corporatism, and the need to distract from problems at home makes foreign enemies, real or imaginary, an attractive prospect for people with an interest in winning elections and wielding power over the American people. – Matt Kibbe with Chris Coyne, “In Search of […]
Ray McGovern was a CIA analyst for 27 years (April 1963 to August 1990), serving seven U.S. presidents. He was chief of the CIA’s Soviet Foreign Policy branch in the 1970s. He joins us to tell us about that experience and why now he finds himself at odds […]
Episode 120 with Norman Finkelstein Krystal Kyle & Friends Apr 14, 2023 All things left, all things identity politics, all things cancel culture, plus his new book: “I’ll Burn That Bridge When I Get To It,” that’s what’s on the docket for our interview with Norm Finkelstein today. […]
Here are my most recent articles for you Texas Governor Greg Abbottt is Looking to Pardon Daniel Perry The government of Texas Governor Greg Abbott is currently looking to pardon Army Sergeant Daniel Perry for an act of self-defense that was ruled a murder. On July 25, 2020, […]
How to defy Marx and bring socialism to the Russian Empire? In this video, we explore how Lenin planned to build a Bolshevik movement that could overcome not just the Czar, but also traditional notions of how social movements were to be conducted. Lenin’s ideas on manipulation, organization […]
The medievalist response to anarchism. by Chris B An anarchistic ontology is an intellectual system which takes the individual as anterior to society and which rejects the formative and definitive role of authority. Anarchistic ontologies necessarily have to assume a great deal of conditions to which there have […]
This week Krystal reacts in the moment to the Pentagon leaker being arrested, Jen Psaki makes the argument that she’s a real journalist, a Teacher recovers from being shot by her 6 year old student, and Krystal and Kyle do a full length interview with writer and American […]
Rafi Schwartz Fox News faces an existential challenge Theara Coleman Did J.K. Rowling survive her anti-trans controversy? Joel Mathis Behind the movement to ban kids from social media Becca Stanek Which states have no income tax? Theara Coleman The doctor strike that’s crippling England’s health-care system Brendan Morrow Which Nintendo games could become movies […]
(Illustration: National Review) “In 1623, two of Shakespeare’s former theatrical colleagues, John Heminges and Henry Condell, produced what is surely the greatest compilation in human history.” As Daniel Hannan writes in “How Shakespeare Changed Everything,” the new cover story of NATIONAL REVIEW, Heminges and Condell “gathered […]
Time for the over-80s to make way for the next generation. Andrew Sullivan Apr 14, 2023 Dianne Feinstein speaks during the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense on May 3, 2022. (Amanda Andrade-Rhoades/Getty Images) I have seen the future and I do not want it. It’s a sunlit vista […]
April 14, 2023 “People who have developed long Covid in the past two years face an intimidating slew of online information and misinformation on the disease,” write Fiona Lowenstein and Ryan Prior. For our most recent issue, Lowenstein and Prior, an editor and author of books about long […]
The 39 Best Movies on Netflix This Week WIRED Staff From “Kill Boksoon” to “For the Love of Spock,” here are our picks for the best streaming titles to feast your eyes on. READ AI Can Clone Your Favorite Podcast Host’s Voice Boone Ashworth The virtual speech isn’t […]
The globetrotting reporter is sobered by what he’s seen over the decades. 7 hr ago Bob is a foreign affairs and travel journalist, and a scholar of the classics. For three decades he reported for The Atlantic and wrote for many other places, including the editorial pages of the NYT […]
TAC Editor’s Weekly The latest in Main Street conservative news View this email in your browser Happy Easter, dear readers—for the Western church, this last Sunday, and for our Eastern brethren, this one. If you are Orthodox, let me wish you a blessed Good Friday, too. D.C. was […]
Saagar discusses his reaction to the Document Leaker begin arrested and the news media’s focus on uncovering the leaker rather than investigating the stories.
Peter R. Quiñones Apr 14, 2023 When I tell people that there is no such concept as individualism, I am usually met with some form of the straw man fallacy. No, I am not saying I have the right as an individual to walk up to you and punch […]
April 14, 2023 Hello, Insiders. This is Lisa Ryan, an executive editor at Insider. If you watched “Severance” on Apple TV+, then you’ve seen the former New Jersey headquarters of Bell Labs. In the series, it serves as the site of Lumon Industries — but in real life, […]
Hey WIRED readers. Lauren Goode here, filling in for Steven Levy, who was so inspired by the recent letter calling for a pause on AI development that he decided to take a pause in solidarity. The Plain View It’s so nice that everything’s back to normal at the […]
Top News Stories Several bodies from missing SDF chopper likely found, source says The latest discoveries come after searchers on Thursday night located what appeared to be a body and a major part of the UH-60JA helicopter. Osaka hits the jackpot in bid to become Japan’s first casino […]
by Peter Zeihan on April 14, 2023 The American Southwest is primed to be one of the largest beneficiaries of the changes caused by deglobalization – mainly the reshoring of manufacturing. They owe this to years of in-migration bolstering their demographics. They also account for a significant portion […]
FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2023 This is the gravest danger that today threatens civilization: State intervention, the absorption of all spontaneous social effort by the State; that is to say, of spontaneous historical action, which in the long-run sustains, nourishes and impels human destinies. – Jose Ortega y Gasset, […]
Here’s my conversation with Dan Cohen where we he explained how an Anarchist system would operate.
Kim brings you the latest on the FBI arrest of a 21 year old National Air Guardsman who allegedly leaked top secrets Pentagon documents. Jack Teixeira, a 21-year-old member of the 102nd Intelligence Wing of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, is the leader of a small online gaming […]
Caitlin Johnstone Apr 13, 2023 Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): The US State Department’s spokesperson Ned Price is being replaced by a man named Matthew Miller. Like Price, Miller has had extensive prior involvement in both the US government and the mass […]
Jose Nino’s Digest Here are my most recent articles for you FBI Claims Internet Lingo Like “Based”, “Chad” and “Red Pill” Is Connected to “Extremism” On April 10, 2023, new documents were released exposing the FBI’s latest attempt to flag common Internet slang as “Violent Extremism.” The Heritage […]
Leaks for me, not for thee Matt Taibbi Apr 13, 2023 On a flight, reading about the FBI’s arrest of Jack Texiera, already dubbed the “Pentagon Leaker.” A quick review reveals multiple media portraits already out depicting him as a dangerous incel who shared his wares on Discord, […]
Benjamin Ferencz repeatedly said George W. Bush and his administration should be tried for the Iraq War. Jon Schwarz April 12 2023, 4:48 p.m. BENJAMIN FERENCZ DIED last week at the age of 103. Ferencz was the last surviving member of the team of prosecutors at the Nuremberg trials after […]
Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave give updates on the most recent developments about the leak of classified Pentagon documents. #leak #pentagon #classifieddocuments
Krystal and Saagar discuss Ro Khanna telling Dianne Feinstein to resign, the Media hunting down the Pentagon leaker for the FBI, the Pentagon planning widespread spying on Chat Rooms after the leak, US Boots on ground confirmed in Ukraine, Russia’s terrifying new draft law, Tim Scott speechless when […]
The Elon Musk portion of the Twitter Files story meets its M. Night Shyamalan ending. On the WTF week to end all WTF weeks Matt Taibbi Apr 12, 2023 Nearly five months ago I was presented with a rare opportunity, to look through internal correspondence at Twitter. A […]
David Pan Beginning with Rousseau, a tradition of political thought has assumed that the people can demonstrate its will directly, without representation. By contrast, a Hobbesian approach to political identity has insisted that a people cannot coalesce into a political unity without a representative who would represent the […]
THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2023 Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind. – Albert Einstein, The World as I See It [1934] HORNBERGER’S BLOG April 13, 2023 Friendship with Russia Is Verboten Two days ago, I posted an article entitled “Time to Revisit the Maria […]
Peter Weber Part of abortion pill ban blocked, some restrictions will take effect Brendan Morrow What the heck is Max? The newish streamer, explained Devika Rao What to expect during the potential ‘super El Niño’ Advertisement by Enbridge Lowering emissions today for clean energy systems tomorrow. Learn how. […]
When right-wing judge Matthew J. Kacsmaryk dropped his decision to roll back access to the abortion pill last week, the reaction on my timeline can be best summed up as “Calm down and trust the legal process.” Commenters ripped apart the Trump appointee’s pseudoscience-steeped opinion — which overturned […]
Shh! Don’t Report On Pentagon’s Secret Leak! – #NewWorldNextWeek The Corbett Report Apr 13, 2023 SHOW NOTES AND MP3: https://www.corbettreport.com/nwnw516/ This week on the New World Next Week: the Pentagon leaks offer much heat and little light, but they open the door on the online censorship discussion; the […]
Wednesday, April 12, 2023 Isabel Fattal Senior editor A 2022 Supreme Court ruling changed the boundaries of America’s fight over guns. The latest mass-shooting tragedies raise the question: Where does gun reform go next? First, here are three new stories from The Atlantic: Clarence Thomas’s billionaire friend is […]
By Paul Gottfried Wokeism arises out of the failure of liberalism, not out of the theory of Marxism. Yoram Hazony provides what is perhaps the best exposition of how the woke left represents an “updated” form of traditional Marxism. His argument, which is ably presented in his book […]
April 11, 2023 ,Colin Liddell ,featured ,low-fertility society ,Paul Gottfried ,Wokeism By now, people are quite understandably confused by Colin Liddell The Modern Left has no analysis of Woke, because it sees Woke as the natural order. It only has analyses of anti-Wokeism. The Conservative analysis of Woke […]
by Peter Zeihan on April 13, 2023 Horrible views today up on the Isthmus Peak Trail in New Zealand. Europe’s energy situation looked pretty dire last year as concerns began to mount over the impending winter season. Thankfully they dodged a bullet this year, but how many more […]
Top News Stories North Korean missile prompts Japan to issue brief evacuation warning The rare activation of the country’s J-Alert warning system had initially urged residents to take shelter either inside buildings or underground. Blinken to seek strategic upgrade of U.S.-Vietnam ties The first official visit by the […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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