Oh no. Is Jeff Bezos preparing to run for office? | Hamilton Nolan
By The Guardian
When an unaccountable billionaire starts putting…
➔ iTrump claims immigrants are voting illegally. The real problem is foreign fatcats funding US…
By The Guardian
Non-Americans – whose interests don’t…
➔ iSomething Extremely Interesting Just Happened on Russian TV
By Slate
A new, important sign that there may be cracks…
➔ iThe Guardian view on fixing inflation: a reckoning with free markets is needed | Editorial
By The Guardian
Tories say taxes must fall to curb inflation,…
➔ iA GOP Faction Votes Against Ukraine
By The Wall Street Journal
Their arguments aren’t persuasive and overlook…
➔ iThe War on the Progressive Wing of the Democratic Party
By The Nation
Jeff Weaver Corporate interests are coming for…
➔ iFerdinand Marcos Jr. must not lead the Philippines back to the bad old days
By The Washington Post
Washington should be clear: America’s interests…
➔ iTikTok May Be More Dangerous Than It Looks
By The New York Times
The social media platforms that hold and shape…
➔ iJen Psaki’s puny conflict of interest
By The Washington Post
The outgoing White House press secretary has a…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: We've become too cynical to get through a drought
By Los Angeles Times
Political messaging has become so negative that…
➔ iWhat Latin American feminists can teach American women about the abortion fight | Verónica Gago
By The Guardian
A leader of Argentina’s Ni Una Menos movement…
➔ iUkraine Faces an Economic Abyss
By Foreign Policy
The West has a vital interest in keeping the…
➔ iPutin is gambling that the West will lose interest in Ukraine — let’s prove him wrong
By New York Post
Putin is counting, after all, on the West and on…
➔ iIDF said to oppose calls to assassinate Hamas' leader in Gaza
By Yedioth News
Analysis: Senior military officials tell Ynet on…
➔ iBiden's new press secretary raises serious conflict-of-interest questions
By American Thinker
A White House Press secretary in a long-term…
➔ iUntil Ukraine, Russia Lobbyists Successfully Blunted U.S. Sanctions After Foreign Adventurism
By The Intercept
After unpopular assaults on Crimea and eastern…
➔ iThe Fed’s new moves could turn the housing market from boom to bust
By New York Post
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday raised its…
➔ iIsrael and Russia face off over memory of Holocaust
By Yedioth News
Analysis: Israel cannot remain silent when…
➔ iThe Supreme Court’s integrity demands its leaker be prosecuted — and the decision released now
By New York Post
It would be difficult to cite a higher American…
➔ iThe Guardian view on local democracy: make it matter | Editorial
By The Guardian
Thursday’s council elections are undermined by…
➔ iThe Courage Required to Confront Inflation
By The New York Times
Inflation is the nation’s primary economic…
➔ iAn uninteresting First Lady makes for a biography in which no one is interested
By American Thinker
Despite the media’s constantly trying to…
➔ iDenial: The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled
By American Thinker
We have always believed, or at least wanted to…
➔ iDid Sen. Mitch McConnell want a riot on January 6?
By American Thinker
Julie Kelly makes a compelling argument that it…
➔ iThe U.S. Wants to Tackle Inflation. Here’s Why That Should Worry the Rest of the World.
By The New York Times
Raising interest rates here could lead to a lot…
➔ i'Homeless among the clouds': My journey from movie star to faceless fall of Saigon refugee
By USA Today
Kieu Chinh, who co-starred in 'The Joy Luck Club'…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the Venice Biennale: sensuous and serious | Editorial
By The Guardian
The latest edition of the art exhibition feeds…
➔ iElon Musk doesn’t understand free speech – or Twitter – at all | Siva Vaidhyanathan
By The Guardian
Twitter is less like a ‘town square’ and more…
➔ iAmend the Constitution to bar senators from the presidency
By The Washington Post
The Senate has become a theater of performative…
➔ iFossil Fuel Lobbyists Continue to Seize On Russia's War in Ukraine to Push Long-Term Interests
By The Intercept
The unfolding crisis is now a common — and…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Ukraine and Taiwan: looking for lessons | Editorial
By The Guardian
The Russian invasion – and resistance to it –…
➔ iThe Observer view on Germany’s response to the war in Ukraine | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
German timidity is driven by self-interest as…
➔ iWill partisan politics or the law win in the battle of NY’s insane gerrymander?
By New York Post
The gerrymander case is headed next week to the…
➔ iAgainst World War III
By The Nation
David Bromwich Is a long, bloody war between…
➔ iManaging Palestinian conflict requires Israeli discretion
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Facing tension with the Palestinians,…
➔ iBorder Aid Groups Fear Supreme Court Will Entrench a Humanitarian Disaster
By The Intercept
With support for advocates on the ground…
➔ iGoldberg: Ukraine, Russia and the moral clarity of 'good guys' vs. 'bad guys'
By Los Angeles Times
It's hard to find a sane analyst who argues that…
➔ iWill Biden ever stand up to the IMF’s abuses of power? | David Adler
By The Guardian
The IMF claims to deliver stability, strength,…
➔ iBiden's Hostility Backfires in Brazil
By The Wall Street Journal
Failure to develop trust with President Jair…
➔ iFears of recession are everywhere — except at the clueless White House
By New York Post
With prices soaring, labor shortages, the Ukraine…
➔ iHelping Ukraine Win Against Russia Is a Vital NATO Interest
By The Wall Street Journal
Here are steps the West can take to avoid peace…
➔ iNY’s new budget is packed with stealth giveaways for rich, special interests
By New York Post
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s bloated $220 billion state…
➔ iMedia’s silence on Psaki’s Fox slur — and conflict of interest — speaks volumes
By New York Post
With Joe Biden in the White House, it's okay for…
➔ iPassover propaganda: What Putin’s Ukraine war tells us about freedom and slavery
By Haaretz
Ukrainians are not just fighting Russia’s army,…
➔ iPutin's Ukraine War Roils U.S.-India Ties
By The Wall Street Journal
Policies that drive Russia closer to China and…
➔ iHochul’s first budget rewards unions at taxpayers’ expense — and sets the state on the road…
By New York Post
The Bills stadium giveaway is a metaphor for the…
➔ iThe credibility-challenged Fed is about to be overtaken by reality again
By New York Post
The Fed’s last policy meeting suggest that…
➔ iThe week in whoppers: NY Times’ scaremongering, Eric Adams’ anti-science and more
By New York Post
Diary of disturbing disinformation and dangerous…
➔ iWhere Is the Women’s Movement?
By The Nation
Meredith Tax Why do young feminists seem more…
➔ iWhy should people who endlessly lie get power?
By American Thinker
The press is completely against the interests of…
➔ iIsraeli and regional interests converge in the Negev Summit
By Yedioth News
➔ iThe Guardian view on Putin and the world: it’s not just about China | Editorial
By The Guardian
The Russian president may look isolated over…
➔ iTime for Clarence Thomas to recuse himself from election cases – his wife’s texts prove it
By The Guardian
Ginni Thomas’s advocacy for an overturned 2020…
➔ iCongress Needs to Fund the Fight Against Covid-19
By The New York Times
Congress seems to have lost interest in funding…
➔ iD.C.’s attorney general is on the wrong side of transparency
By The Washington Post
The attorney general does not have to take…
➔ iCome high water: New York wins the first round against Jersey, preserving the mob-busting…
By New York Daily News
Thanks to the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court…
➔ iDon’t Alienate India Over Ukraine
By The American Conservative
A prudent U.S. foreign policy would avoid…
➔ iPutin May Fear Default More Than Defeat in Ukraine
By The Wall Street Journal
Russia’s 1998 financial collapse looms large in…
➔ iJudge Jackson and the Biology of Gender
By The Wall Street Journal
Ketanji Brown Jackson is already issuing…
➔ iCorporate PACs Save Face by Claiming Worker Power
By The Intercept
The groups often lobby against pro-worker…
➔ iThe looming influence of state supreme courts
By The Washington Post
As the Supreme Court delegates its…
➔ iEditorial: The Supreme Court needs Ketanji Brown Jackson's experience
By Los Angeles Times
Ketanji Brown Jackson's experience as a criminal…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Big Oil scuttled a Fed nominee because of her climate concerns. We're doomed
By Los Angeles Times
There's little hope that we'll address global…
➔ iFocus on vaxxing the unvaxxed — not boosting the booster
By New York Post
Another booster for vaccinated Americans is an…
➔ iThe stock market liked the Fed’s plan to raise interest rates. It’s wrong.
By The Washington Post
The central absurdity in the Fed forecast is the…
➔ iJerome Powell, Inflation Fighter?
By The Wall Street Journal
Even 11 rate hikes in two years would leave real…
➔ iThe Fed needs to get a lot tougher to stop soaring inflation
By New York Post
Wall Street loved the Federal Reserve’s…
➔ iIsrael’s semi-neutrality on Ukraine can’t last
By The Washington Post
By inserting himself as mediator, Bennett sought…
➔ iLet's Start Raising Interest Rates
By The Wall Street Journal
The Fed is wrong to say that inflation will…
➔ iOur cause in Ukraine is inspiring. It probably won’t stay that way.
By The Washington Post
The period of easy choices and simple story lines…
➔ iHow Vladimir Putin Lost Interest in the Present
By The New York Times
Does the president of Russia have anyone who can…
➔ iInflation nation: The causes and consequences of rising prices
By New York Daily News
We wish we had some simple steps to decisively…
➔ iMeet the Pollsters Pushing Corporate Clients, Special Interests — and the Democrats
By The Intercept
Global Strategy Group and Lake Research Partners,…
➔ iThe Guardian view on China and Russia: enough in common | Editorial
By The Guardian
The invasion of Ukraine puts Beijing in an…
➔ iWhy Naftali Bennett Went to Moscow
By Foreign Policy
Israel says it’s well positioned to mediate a…
➔ iIs There a Path to Peace in Ukraine?
By The American Conservative
If Europeans do not assert themselves, their…
➔ iNew York must fight for equity — the real kind
By New York Daily News
Something suspicious is going on with the word…
➔ iThe Guardian view on privatised children's services: deregulation failures | Editorial
By The Guardian
The failings uncovered in a Bolton children’s…
➔ iWe’re Hiring A Social Video Intern For Summer And Fall
By FiveThirtyEight
FiveThirtyEight is seeking an intern to work with…
➔ iWhat would a Ukraine-Russia peace deal look like? | Anatol Lieven
By The Guardian
If the Russians are ever to withdraw, then a…
➔ iNo one will fight Ukraine's war for it, unless there are interests involved
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Despite bleeding-heart armchair generals…
➔ iTricky Israel-US tax rulings - opinion
By The Jerusalem Post
The rulings matter if you are a US citizen or…
➔ iIndia Must Take a Stand on Russia’s War in Ukraine
By Foreign Policy
New Delhi’s fence-sitting no longer serves its…
➔ iBiden should’ve had a Churchill moment — but blew it with a back-slapping SOTU
By New York Post
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine gave President Joe…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Labor disgraces no man, but occasionally men disgrace labor."
- Ulysses S. Grant
"I know in my heart that man is good. That what is right will always eventually triumph. And there’s purpose and worth to each and every life."
- Ronald Reagan