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Nexus X HumectressThis is one of the best discussions of criminal justice in the USA I’ve seen in a while. By Wendy Sawyer and Peter Wagner Prison Policy Initiative Can it really be true that most people in jail are being held before trial? And how much of mass incarceration […]
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There is a bipartisan push in Congress to find out once and for all: Are we alone? It isn’t a philosophical query, but a demand to disclose any information the U.S. government has been gathering on unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP), also popularly known as UFOs. Last December, as […]
A highly anticipated Pentagon report on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) – also known as UFOs – has raised lots of interest from astronomers, journalists, and even former president Barack Obama. The Canadian military has documents of reported UFO sightings going back decades. What explains this? Is it proof […]
Team Rising discusses UFOs and one reporter ‘s push to get the government to take them seriously.
Colin Rogero and Emily Jashinsky discuss the trove of Republican senate candidates vying for an endorsement from Donald Trump.
Team Rising discusses how, “working-class voters upended elite assumptions,” and voted for Joe Biden.
Senior editor and reporter for The Daily Poster, Andrew Perez, details how state officials in Colorado, New York, and Ohio are holding scholarship lotteries for college student who get their COVID-19 vaccine.
Colin Rogero and Emily Jashinsky react to legislation introduced by Sen. Joni Ernst that would cut off tax payer funding to organizations that, “disregard federal law.”
Funny. ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ host evaluates the Chicago mayor’s priorities amid crime spike.
This is interesting. A discussion of Burnham from a Marxist perspective. In this episode of Pop the Left Derick Varn and Douglas Lain discuss Paul Matticks critique of James Burnham’s “The Machiavellians, Defenders of Freedom.” We ask the question, “Why do right-wing theories of social class so frequently […]
Ilhan Omar was not hard enough in her comments. Hamas and the Taliban didn’t use Agent Orange to destroy the soil of their enemies. Agent Orange was the chemical agent they used to kill all the crops in Vietnam. The US thought it was a great idea to […]
Washington Examiner commentary writer, Tom Rogan, discusses Luis Elizondo’s statements that “the U.S. government has in the past actively considered, and is presently still considering, whether the most extraordinary unidentified flying objects are not of earthly origin.”
Team Rising reacts to GM considering dropping pot testing to attract future employees.
Colin Rogero explains why the Biden Administration needs to extend the federal eviction moratorium.
Duh? Emily Jashinksy weighs in on Apple’s firing of Antonio Garcia-Martinez.
Correction, Cenk. The Democrats, Republicans, and The Young Turks are on the same team. Or might as well be. Although this emerging “three way fight” between neoliberals, progressives, and the “far-left” is interesting. TYT host, Cenk Uygur, weighs in on the controversy surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar.
Colin Rogero and Emily Jashinsky give an update on Harvey Weinstein and discuss an upcoming documentary on Ghislaine Maxwell.
Colin Rogero and Emily Jashinsky discuss how the media handled its coverage of the Biden-Putin summit.
It’s funny how an endorsement from Hillary is now considered to be a liability. Colin Rogero and Emily Jashinsky react to Hillary Clinton’s endorsement of Nina Turner’s opponent in the Ohio Congressional race.
By Matt Taibbi Throughout the Trump years, it made sense that reporters chased sexy-sounding Russia stories. What journalist with a pulse wouldn’t? These were riveting tales about the president of the United States, under investigation by the FBI and other agencies, who was apparently really suspected of traitorous […]
By Matt Taibbi Review of “Spooked,” by Barry Meier, the devastating new book about Fusion-GPS, the Steele Dossier, and the private spying business. Glenn Simpson, the former Wall Street Journal reporter turned high-priced “oppo” merchant, didn’t like to think of himself as a private investigator. He preferred to describe what […]
By JANIE HAR and MICHAEL KUNZELMAN, Associated Press The U.S. death toll from COVID-19 topped 600,000 on Tuesday, even as the vaccination drive has drastically brought down daily cases and fatalities and allowed the country to emerge from the gloom and look forward to summer. The number of […]
By Robert Tracinski Discourse Insulting, shaming or deplatforming those we disagree with is not only a threat to a free society, it’s a confession of failure. We are engaged right now in seemingly endless battles over free speech—yet few of these conflicts are destined ever to be hashed […]
The anarchist Boogaloo Boy who made the Left look like chumps. This guy is a role model for what anarchism should be. Magnus Panvidya has come to prominence as the face of the so-called Boogaloo Boys. Pete asked Magnus to come on because Magnus mentioned to him privately […]
By Benjamin Pauli This article highlights the ways in which anarcho-pacifists in the years during and after World War II reconceptualized anarchist tactics like “propaganda of the deed” and “direct action” in a manner that reconciled them with principles of nonviolence. In order to contextualize this extraordinary shift […]
In an NBC News worldwide exclusive, senior international correspondent Keir Simmons sits down with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow for a one-on-one interview, just days ahead of a critical summit with President Biden.
Research from various sources indicates that the rates of drug, alcohol, and tobacco use, pregnancy, abortions, sexual activity, and crime are declining among teens. My guess is that the normalization of “sex, drugs, and rock n’ roll” (and in the case of gangsta rap, crime) has made all […]
By Caitlin Johnstone During an astonishingly sycophantic press conference after the Geneva summit with Vladimir Putin, President Biden posited an entirely hypothetical scenario about what the world would think of the United States if it were interfering in foreign elections and everybody knew it. When AP’s Jonathan Lemire […]
By Billy Binion, Reason The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids railed against cops for enforcing the same kind of anti-vaping rule they help pass. “We are horrified and outraged by the incident of police violence in Ocean City, MD, this weekend,” reads a statement from an advocacy group, drafted […]
By Derrick Broze, Last American Vagabond More than a dozen villages in Mexico recently voted to remove political parties from their communities in favor of managing their own resources. On Sunday June 6th, midterm elections were held across Mexico, resulting in new governors and mayors. The “historic” election […]
Krystal and Saagar turn the tables on Joe Rogan for a 1 hour + interview on his formative political experiences, how he prepares for interviews, everything wrong with Los Angeles, why he turned down a Trump interview, and how he decides which politicians get to come on the […]
A concise but excellent and entirely correct description of how the left-wing of the capitalist class approaches racial issues. The Left will often point how out the right-wing will use racism, social conservatism, invidiousness toward out-groups, etc. to distract the generally socially conservative, white working to middle classes […]
By Jason Garner, University of Sussex Journal of Contemporary History, Issue Six, August 2003. As anarchism was never a mass movement in either the United Kingdom or the United States it has often been the victim of equivocal, prejudicial and patronising (often sympathetic) interpretations. Studies of the anarchist […]
I greatly suspect that if these had been poor inner-city black kids, the cops would have simply blown them away. A 12-year-old boy and 14-year-old girl who ran away from their Florida group home are in custody after cops say they broke into a house, armed themselves with […]
Are cops hated by the public? That’s what the police want you to think, but the truth is actually very different. Police are actually still viewed very favorably, even among African-Americans. This interview previously aired on Peacock on June 12, 2021. Sam Seder discusses police lying with Stuart […]
For years, the wealthy have been buying up all the available homes across the country and turning them into rental properties to create a permanent renter class reminiscent of feudalistic Europe during the Middle Ages.
Colin Rogero and Emily Jashinsky compare media coverage of Joe Biden’s meeting with Russian President, Vladmir Putin, to the coverage Donald Trump received.
Colin Rogero and Emily Jashinsky discuss the impact of corporate big business mergers.
So we are still going to listen to people who sound like this guy? He basically just said “trust the science”.
The LDS have apparently evolved a bit since their “curse of Cain” days. East Idaho News The following is a news release and photos from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the national […]
Team Rising shares their thoughts on the New York Times’ investigation into Amazon’s work practices during the pandemic.
Co-host of The Bad Faith Podcast, Briahna Joy Gray, discusses Nina Turner’s new campaign ad highlighting the importance of passing Medicare For All.
Emily Jashinsky weighs in on the WSJ’s editorial board’s claims that Propublica’s report on billionaire tax documents used a “phony” “true tax rate” designation.
Colin Rogero explains the significance of Lina Khan’s FTC nomination.
Here it comes. Colin Rogero and Emily Jashinsky react to the Biden Administration’s national strategy to combat domestic extremism.
Her constituents elected her, dumbass. Republican shithead shows how seriously he takes his supposed ideals of “representative government.”
That’s a hell of a showdown. I tend to disagree with racial determinists (left or right) that race alone or racism alone explains disparities in crime rates, poverty rates, educational achievement, professional success, etc. There are too many variables that neither side of the race coin can fully […]
Charlie Kirk is a moron even by moron standards. But here’s the deal with this: Nowadays, it is fashionable to portray the “war on drugs” as a racist crusade against oppressed minorities, but that’s not how it was regarded back in the day. There were plenty of liberals, […]
Cost/benefit analysis is why Ford decided not to fix the gas tank problem with the Pinto in the ’70s.
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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