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Inside the White House’s new press reality
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Inside the White House’s new press reality
January 17, 2026

Riley Gaines had just debuted as a spokesperson for the Department of Agriculture’s new milk-mustache ad campaign when she made her first appearance in the White House press briefing room Thursday afternoon.

Strategic solitude: Why Europe cannot rescue liberal order
January 17, 2026

Europe’s solitude is self-made, a result of its belief in its superiority and hypocritical policies toward the Global South

Strategic solitude: Why Europe cannot rescue liberal order
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Censorship backfires: Germany’s assault on press freedom
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Censorship backfires: Germany’s assault on press freedom
January 16, 2026

There is a direct link between our establishment’s struggle against social media and ‘fake news’ and the growing perception of politicians as dishonest.

On ‘leftists’ and ‘anarchists’ who cheer for regime change in Iran
January 16, 2026

Ooh look at me I’m sticking it to the man by supporting the same agendas as the US State Department. I’m being punk rock by regurgitating the same war propaganda talking points as John Bolton.

On ‘leftists’ and ‘anarchists’ who cheer for regime change in Iran
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On foreign policy, Trump 2.0 is dangerously unrestrained
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On foreign policy, Trump 2.0 is dangerously unrestrained
January 15, 2026

Even as he underwrites and wages multiple wars, proposes a gargantuan $500 billion increase in military outlays, and plans to build his own Arc de Triomphe, President Donald Trump apparently believes himself to be a man of peace. He has become a classic example of historian Lord Acton’s dictum in action: “Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”

From Noriega to Maduro: The long U.S. history of kidnapping foreign leaders
January 15, 2026

While it has undoubtedly shocked the world, the Trump administration’s abduction of President Nicolás Maduro fits into a long history of United States kidnapping of foreign leaders.

From Noriega to Maduro: The long U.S. history of kidnapping foreign leaders
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Western media whitewashes deadly riots in Iran, relying on U.S. govt-funded regime change NGOs
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Western media whitewashes deadly riots in Iran, relying on U.S. govt-funded regime change NGOs
January 14, 2026

As deadly riots burn Iranian cities, Western media ignores the shocking wave of violence, turning instead to US government-funded NGOs for data. The one-sided portrayal has helped push Trump to the brink of authorizing renewed US attacks.

The CIA/Mossad operation to spark a color revolution in Iran has failed
January 14, 2026

The CIA/Mossad plan to spark a color revolution in Iran, which has attracted global attention and a tsunami of propaganda pieces portraying the Iranian protests as a massive, unstoppable popular movement, has failed. Yes, protests continue in some parts of the country, but Iranian security forces have taken off the gloves and are fighting back.

The CIA/Mossad operation to spark a color revolution in Iran has failed
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