Without a declaration of war from the United States Congress, the president launched an unprovoked attack on Iran using B2 Stealth bombers. Following this cowardly attack the president is quoted as saying on his private social media channel: “NOW IS THE TIME FOR PEACE!Thank you for your attention to this matter”. This information was from […]
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An academic model spots irregularities in three counties. What might we find if we looked at more? When people talk about election integrity, we often think in extremes—stolen votes, dead voters, hacked machines. But in a country of 3,000 counties and 170 million registered voters, most trouble doesn’t shout. It whispers. And sometimes, the math […]
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When the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was announced, it was wrapped in a familiar sales pitch: “cut waste, increase productivity, eliminate fraud.” But in a digital age where personal data is more valuable than oil, efficiency was never the real objective. DOGE’s true purpose—gathering massive volumes of sensitive American data under a private, poorly […]
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Introduction: A Third Model of Suppression In authoritarian regimes, truth is often the first casualty—but at least its killers are consistent. China blocks what it cannot control. Russia rewrites what it cannot erase. But in the United States, under Trump and his ideological successors, the attack on truth is something else entirely: incoherent, insecure, and chaotically dangerous. It’s […]
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A Dangerous Proposal, Cloaked in Authority In a move as chilling as it is telling, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the newly appointed Secretary of Health and Human Services, has proposed creating a national registry of autistic citizens. His stated intent is to investigate correlations between vaccination and autism—a claim long discredited by medical consensus but still […]
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The Myth of a Broken Democracy Across the political spectrum in the United States, a familiar refrain echoes: our democracy is broken. Voter suppression, gerrymandering, dark money, and corporate lobbying all point to a system that no longer serves the will of the people. But what if this is not a failure of democracy itself? […]
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From street militias to Silicon Valley monarchists, the end of democracy is no accident—it’s the plan. Image composite credit: The Guardian/Getty Images In a previous article, I argued that America’s current political crisis will not be resolved through elections. The institutions designed to safeguard our democracy—courts, laws, votes—have been captured, bypassed, or made irrelevant. But […]
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This Nation Relies on Social Security As of February 2025, approximately 73.2 million people receive Social Security benefits. This includes retirees, disabled individuals, and survivors who depend on these funds for their basic needs. For many, Social Security is not merely a supplement; it’s the bedrock of their financial stability.SSA Workforce Plans Immediate and Catastrophic Consequences […]
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REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo In a moment that should concern every American, recent reports suggest that Elon Musk—billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, and head of the Department of Government Efficiency—was scheduled to receive a top-secret Pentagon briefing on U.S. military strategies for a potential war with China. The alleged focus? Maritime tactics and targeting strategies in the event of […]
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The image is from an article on Military.com A Massive Protest, A Deafening Silence On March 14, 2025, thousands of veterans and supporters gathered on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to protest the Trump administration’s sweeping cuts to the federal workforce, particularly at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). These cuts threaten over 80,000 VA jobs, jeopardizing healthcare and […]
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