Stephen Hunter wonders, “What presidential powers does Trump possess that we don’t even know about?” A valid concern as the next election approaches.
With Labor Day officially ushering in the election season, anything up to and including insurrection is entirely possible.
We were born into this mess, so we assume it’s normal and that things are supposed to be this way. But it isn’t, and they aren’t. What is normal is health.
“Whataboutism” may be an old communist misinformation tactic, but it is a valuable tool to bludgeon another in an internet argument.
Mass media throughout the western world are uncritically passing along a press release from the US intelligence community, because that’s what passes for journalism.
The narrative is crumbling. This is good. People are more aware than ever that anything they see can be propaganda or disinformation.
2020 has gifted us many grim events, but the selfish politicizing of an international pandemic surely takes the cake.
Caitlin Johnstone looks at the federal government’s militarized response to peaceful protests in Portland, defending police brutality with further brute force.
Senator Tammy Duckworth responded to insults by Tucker Carlson. Sean Davis examines the overall context, revealing what’s likely going on.
