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Nexus X HumectressBy Harrison Stelter, The Nation The pundit Éric Zemmour is leading a confident and radicalized conservative movement. “What progressives fail to understand is that the future is not ruled by economic curves but by demographic curves,” Éric Zemmour postulated, visibly nervous before the audience of conservative activists assembled […]
By Matt Taibbi Has the Empire really struck back at “independent newsletters”? “The Substack Scaries are Over for Media Companies,” announced Axios today, in a tweet tagged to a story with a dramatic headline: “Big media strikes back at Substack.” The piece referenced a recent Vanity Fair article, […]
By Stephanie McCrummen Washington Post ARGYLE, Tex. — The vision had come as she was driving home from the Kroger, and it was so sudden and fully formed that Aubrey Schlackman began to tell people that “it was like God placed it in my head.” This was last […]
By Anatol Lieven, The Nation But there’s already a solution. Amid the public storm in America over the fall of Kabul, it is important not to lose sight of other looming crises around the world—some of them potentially much more dangerous than Afghanistan. For if the US political […]
By Zachary Stieber Epoch Times An appeals court dominated by Republican-nominated judges was chosen at random Tuesday to deal with the flurry of lawsuits against the Biden administration’s private business COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit was the winner of a lottery […]
Derek Robertson, Contributing Editor to Politico Magazine, joins The Realigment to discuss what Glenn Youngkin’s Virginia gubernatorial upset means for the future of American politics, how new culture wars over race and education differ from 1990s-2000s fights of gay marriage and abortion, and how President Biden and Democrats […]
On today’s What America’s Thinking, a new Hill-HarrisX poll reveals less than half of Democratic voters want President Joe Biden to run for president again in 2024.
Saagar dives into the numbers on how America feels about the economy under Joe Biden and how a change in mindset can make economic policy work better for Americans across the board
Kim Iversen breaks down Austria’s lockdown mandate for their unvaccinated population.
Saagar and guest host Kyle Kulinski go into the weeds on Democrats tax provisions in the Build Back Better plan that would provide a huge tax cut for millionaires in blue states
Deputy opinion editor at Newsweek, Batya Ungar-Sargon, explains why legacy media failed in their reporting of the Steele dossier.
Saagar and guest host Kyle Kulinski are joined by labor journalist Jonah Furman to get the latest updates on what is happening with workers around America and how the public feels about it
Host of Bad Faith Podcast, Briahna Joy Gray, discusses Vice President Kamala Harris’ popularity among the public and coverage in the media.
Saagar and guest host Kyle Kulinski give their thoughts on the claims made by Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei about creeping authoritarianism in the United States
Team Rising reacts to the charges against Steve Bannon.
Saagar and guest host Kyle Kulinski provide an overview of Beto O’Rourke’s plans to run for Governor of Texas and why his campaign is likely to fall flat if he runs on gun control
Ryan Grim details why the stories of American heroes like Robert Smalls should be taught in schools.
Saagar and guest host Kyle Kulinski cover a new study that explains why Democrats are losing normal voters of all races despite what the twitter bubble might have you believing
Robby Soave details the final day of arguments in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.
Guest host Kyle Kulinski argues that progressives are foolish for letting moderates tank the Biden agenda without getting much in return
Ryan Grim and Robby Soave discuss the signing of the $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, and debate the future of President Biden’s Build Back Better agenda.
Saagar and guest host Kyle Kulinski talk about the new reports coming out of the White House about the dysfunctional start to Kamala Harris’ tenure as VP and how Biden is throwing her under the bus
By Caroline Reinwald, WSIN KENOSHA, Wis. —Protesters from both sides of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial argued outside the courthouse Tuesday, as the jury deliberated inside. The judge, the attorneys and Rittenhouse returned to the courtroom at about 5:45 p.m. Tuesday. The jury said it wanted to break for […]
By Ryan Grim, The Intercept Democrats fear they are losing white swing voters over racial politics. Three studies suggest that the party’s elite culture may be the real problem. LAST MONDAY, a Democratic firm hosted focus groups with women in Virginia who voted in 2017 for Democratic Gov. Ralph […]
A Marxist friend says: “It seems that North American AnComs are Liberals masquerading as Anarchists. And North American AnCaps are Reactionaries masquerading as AnCaps.” I can’t say that he is wrong.
Tulsi is definitely working the Republican angle these days. I’m curious to see what her endgame is going to me. I’m thinking she may make a formal switch to the GOP at some point and position herself to be a potential successor to Trump. The future of conservatism […]
Saagar is joined by guest host Kyle Kulinski to discuss Kamala’s failure as VP, Beto’s plan to run for TX Gov, Dems tax cuts for the wealthy, why Dems are losing normal voters, a Chinese dissident’s warning to the US, foolish progressives, Biden’s economy, labor updates with Jonah […]
By Lauren Frayer, National Public Radio NASHIK, India — India’s Supreme Court is calling for a lockdown in the capital, New Delhi. It’s because of a health emergency, but it’s not about COVID-19. It’s about air pollution. At a hearing Monday, justices ordered authorities to halt all nonessential […]
By Peter Zeihan The American economy faces shortages of every conceivable product, but few widgets have captured the public imagination as much as semiconductors. Ubiquitous and powerful, these little silicon bits are what separates the modern digital world from the rest of human history. We need them. Lots […]
By Jonathan Hyslop In the period from the mid-1930s to the beginning of the Second World War, a group of German seamen based in Antwerp combined with Amsterdam-based Edo Fimmen, Secretary of the International Transportworkers Federation, to wage a campaign against the Nazi government amongst the sailors of […]
The defense has rested its case at the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, and closing arguments are set for Monday. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
‘The Five’ panel react to Monday’s back and forth closing arguments between prosecution and the defense in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial
Bill’s solution: endorse the most milquetoast liberal that’s guaranteed to lose.
Who are these people who “see Harris / Buttigieg as the future” of the Democrat party? She’s horrible and he’s an empty suit.
By Chris Weller, Tech Insider Sometimes — most times — our predictions of the future are hilariously wrong. (Looking at you, whale bus.)But sometimes people get it frighteningly right, as J. Elfreth Watkins, a civil engineer from the 19th century, did. Watkins made over a dozen lofty predictions […]
By Robert Graham Anarchist News Here is another excerpt from my forthcoming book, The Anarchist Current, a history of anarchist ideas. Anarchy and the Golden Age of Piracy In the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Madagascar was a haven for pirates. One story about them is that […]
The Week Staff China already has the world’s largest fighting force. Now Beijing is pouring resources into its nuclear arsenal. China is testing hypersonic missiles and building new nuclear missile silos. What are its goals? Here’s everything you need to know: What has China been doing? Already in […]
By Raphael Cohen-Almagor We have a universally interconnected electronic communication system based on a variety of linkable electronic carriers, using radio, cable, microwave, optical ber, and satellites, and delivering to every home and office a vast variety of different kinds of mail, print, sound, and video, through an […]
By Joel Mathis, The Week 2024 is coming. Democrats should prepare for the worst. The biggest threat to American democracy is not that Donald Trump will steal the 2024 presidential election, but that he’ll win it outright. Approval numbers for President Biden continue to be dismal. An ABC News/Washington […]
By Ryan Cooper, The Week Trump’s fight to keep his coup documents hidden is a case in point. Former President Donald Trump was just about to experience a consequence Friday when federal courts once again stepped in to delay his day of reckoning. The congressional committee investigating the […]
By Brendan Morrow, The Week Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has been found liable for damages over his false claims about the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting. The far-right Infowars host, who was sued by families of Sandy Hook shooting victims, was found liable by default after he refused to turn over documents despite […]
On today’s What America’s Thinking, a new Hill-HarrisX poll reveals a plurality of voters believe President Joe Biden has done more in office than they expected.
Kim Iversen breaks down the FBI raid of Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe’s home.
Team Rising makes their predictions for Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial, including whether she will further implicate other associates of Jeffrey Epstein.
Saagar goes through the concerning facts surrounding the FBI’s decision to raid the home of Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe and then leak communications to the New York Times
Associate professor of history at Princeton University and contributing editor at Jacobin, Matt Karp, details what Democrats will have to do to win back working class voters.
Krystal and Saagar look at the possibility that Chris Christie primaries Trump in 2024 as some operatives within the GOP continue to express their discontent with the party’s direction
Murtaza Hussain, national security reporter at The Intercept, details the troubling reality behind U.S. overseas airstrikes and civilian deaths.
Krystal lays out how the Pentagon covered up a mass atrocity that resulted from a drone strike in Syria where civilians were killed back in 2019
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky react to Elon Musk’s trolling of Senator Bernie Sanders on Twitter.
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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