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Nexus X HumectressGrayson Quay Understanding the bipartisan gun-control proposal Harold Maass Will the gun-control deal change anything? David Faris What we learned from Tuesday’s primary races Advertisement from Wisebread Best Cash Back Bonus Cards of 2022 Joel Mathis Bear markets, explained Brendan Morrow A short history of LGBTQ+ representation in […]
I please myself with imagining a State at last which can afford to be just to all men, and to treat the individual with respect as a neighbor; which even would not think it inconsistent with its own repose, if a few were to live aloof from it, […]
A housing crash is unlikely, but a correction could be around the corner. Here’s the difference. Spiking prices have quelled homebuyer demand — and that means the real estate market is bracing for a slowdown. READ MORE From toilet paper to candy bars, companies hide rising costs by […]
Well, if you defund the police who is going to arrest anyone for violating gun laws? She’s just being consistent. Mom-At-Arms As we have seen, one thing the senate especially wants is to scrutinize juvenile records when it comes to “young” people buying guns. AOC has something to […]
Hyphenated forms of anarchism are the yin and yang. By James J. Miller The topic of canon is more than a discussion revolving around texts, historical figures, or someone’s status in relation to that canon. This paper argues that the canon itself includes a way of applying and […]
If we can get the Big Sort and sanctuary cities/counties going on a global scale then we’ve got something. By Bobby Duffy and Gideon Skinner, King’s College London When asked to rate their feelings about political correctness on a scale, the British public emerge as joint–most likely of […]
The domestic US culture war is being exported to the rest of the world. I’ve been thinking for a while that the Red/Blue tribal civil war is eventually going to be a global conflict. It’s already taking root in a lot of places. By N.S. Lyons The New […]
by Peter Zeihan on June 15, 2022 The Japanese yen is at its weakest point in two decades. A year ago, the dollar was worth 110 yen. Now it is worth 135. Japan’s central bank is increasingly hearing calls to hike up interest rates à la the Federal […]
We tried somebody other than Biden in the last primary and the establishment insisted on this guy.
Doesn’t matter who the puppet captain is, the ship is sinking and most of the life rafts were auctioned to the highest bidder.
Briahna Joy Gray and Liz Wolfe discuss the Texas Department of Public Safety’s decision to not release body camera footage from the mass shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde to the public.
Briahna Joy Gray and Liz Wolfe react to previously unreleased photographs of the first prisoners at Guantanamo Bay.
Krystal and Saagar provide viewers an update about the Ukraine war against Russia in the Donbas region and how US intel has no idea what Ukraine is doing with American weapons and funding
Krystal and Saagar tear into the liberals pushing for Liz Cheney to run for President after her performance in the Jan 6th hearings with amnesia about what the Cheney family did to America
Krystal and Saagar cover the stock market downturn on Monday that put the S&P 500 in a bear market as President Biden says the economy is the best in 80 years
Krystal outlines the tactics used by Democrats to boost GOP primary candidates who supported January 6th and the ‘stop the steal’ election denial movement while the national hearings take place
This is one of the most pathetic articles I have seen in quite a while, possibly within the last 20 years or so. The newfound liberal and left love for Liz Cheney may well be the most dangerous thing that has happened in domestic US politics since the […]
The Signal How bad is the global food crisis? Laura Wellesley on how the conflict in Ukraine is threatening tens of millions in developing countries with shortages and starvation. Patrick Hendry “Russia is pilfering Ukraine’s grain exports to sell for its own profit,” U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken […]
By Caitlin Johnstone The White House has officially confirmed reports that President Biden will indeed be visiting Saudi Arabia in contradiction of his campaign vows to make the nation a “pariah” for its human rights violations, and everyone’s acting like visiting a murderous tyrant is somehow beneath the […]
A lot of liberals and leftists don’t appreciate how liberal modern societies have become. I tend to agree with Paul that nearly 100% of the ruling class are cultural liberals or at least indifferent to social issues as long as the empire and their own class position are […]
Liz Wolfe criticizes the media’s coverage of last week’s assassination threat against Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh.
By Emily Douglas, The Nation By now we’ve all read the chilling words in Justice Samuel Alito’s draft Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe v. Wade. As I write, we’re waiting for the final decision, coming any day now. Learning of the imminent demise of Roe did not come […]
While I trust that liberty and free institutions, as we have experienced them, may ultimately spread over the globe, I am by no means sure that all people are fit for them; nor am I desirous of imposing or forcing our peculiar form upon any other nation that […]
Why are gas prices high? US fracking boom’s ending. By Ben Winck The very boom that bolstered the US’s energy independence is now making its gas-price problem much, much worse. For much of the past decade, fracking gave the US energy sector a massive tailwind. In the so-called […]
Joel Mathis Is Google’s chatbot program self-aware? Peter Weber Russia’s growing partisan resistance problem Grayson Quay The hullabaloo over the Nancy Reagan stamp Advertisement from Wisebread Insanely High Paying Cash Back Cards With No Annual Fee Brigid Kennedy What happened to journalist Dom Phillips in the Amazon? Peter […]
Senior markets reporter at Insider, Matthew Fox, breaks down yesterday’s plunge in the stock market. Senior markets reporter at Insider, Matthew Fox, breaks down yesterday’s plunge in the stock market. Liz Wolfe criticizes the media’s coverage of last week’s assassination threat against Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh. Democratic […]
This is a pretty balanced discussion. The core questions Lyons asks are good. This is similar to my own view of the international system. There is an overarching global ruling class that Hardt and Negri referred to as the “Empire.” The US is the senior partner in the […]
Peter Zeihan, geopolitical strategist and author of The End of the World Is Just the Beginning: Mapping the Collapse of Globalization, joins The Realignment to discuss why 2019 may have been the world’s economic peak, which nations will rise and fall as globalization collapses, and why America’s lost […]
Krystal and Saagar talk about the stock market crash, crypto sinking, Ukraine war updates, Trump’s ‘stop the steal’ grift, Amazon workers rally, liberal fawning over Liz Cheney, DHS Board censorship plans, Dems supporting J6 GOP candidates, and hidden forces jacking up gas prices! James Li: https://www.youtube.com/c/5149withJam… Timestamps: Market […]
Meet Alexander Govor, the Russian businessman reopening hundreds of former McDonald’s restaurants in Russia Govor made his money in mining and oil refining before working with McDonald’s, which he says he purchased for “far lower than market price.” READ MORE Putin’s rumored girlfriend seen in public for the […]
By Caitlin Johnstone White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre came very close to committing the cardinal sin of referring to a US-aligned nation as a “regime” on Monday. In the official White House transcript of Jean-Pierre’s interaction with a reporter inquiring about Biden’s upcoming meeting with Saudi Crown […]
Here are my most recent articles for you Venezuela and Iran Enter a 20-Year Agreement Venezuela and Iran have strengthened their relations this weekend after signing a 20-year cooperation agreement. According to the Associated Press, the agreement was signed on June 11, 2022 the day after Maduro praised […]
By Caitlin Johnstone My enemies are not in Moscow or Beijing. My enemies are in Washington, Arlington, Langley, Wall Street, Silicon Valley, and Hollywood. And so are yours. The only question is whether or not you realize it yet. There’s a massive narrative management campaign geared toward convincing […]
By Tom Nichols The Atlantic As we continue to learn more about the January 6, 2021, attack on our democracy, I explore whether any of it will matter to Republicans or disaffected Democrats. But first, here are three great new stories from The Atlantic. Light and noise pollution […]
I could care less what this warmonger has to say. The fact I see progressives touting her, tells me it’s all about the feels and being anti-Trump
I remember when the stimulus was given out, Walmart was getting record profits, meaning that the working people were spending money on foods. When the government stopped giving money, Walmart profits remained normal
She’ll fall in line like always. Same for TYT and the rest. David Pakman is so milquetoast he’s supporting Biden even now, I suppose he’s at least consistent.
This is hilarious. The leader of the proud boys is a federal informant.
Kinda weird that it was so easy for them to get in
Olayemi Olurin and Liz Wolfe react to the ousting of a Google employee who claims AI software generated by the company is sentient.
Advisor at the National LGBT Chamber Of Commerce, Jonathan Lovitz, weighs in on a the Patriot Front’s alleged plan to riot at a gay pride event in Idaho this weekend.
Associate professor economics at Denison University, Fadhel Kaboub, breaks down solutions and causes of inflation as gas prices hit a new national average of $5 a gallon.
Liz Wolfe points out inconsistencies in Americans’ views towards federal government spending.
Olayemi Olurin and Liz Wolfe react to the CDC’s decision to scrap Covid testing requirements for individuals entering the country by air travel.
Democratic strategist Colin Rogero and founder of Wrong Speak Publishing Adam Coleman weigh in on President Biden’s performance so far, and whether his party will back him in the 2024 election.
Olayemi Olurin and Liz Wolfe react to the Senate’s bipartisan proposal to curb gun violence following several recent high-profile mass shootings.
Krystal and Saagar talk about the January 6th committee hearings aired in primetime and how Donald Trump responded to the testimonies including censorship on Truth Social
Krystal and Saagar comment on the WaPo firing reporter Felicia Sonmez after her week of unhinged trashing of colleagues online making for a hostile work environment
Krystal and Saagar bring the news that the national average gas price has reached the $5/gallon threshold with little hopes for change anytime soon
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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