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Wars that begin with aircraft carriers always end at grocery stores.
The administration promised another clean demonstration of American power over Iran. Instead, the country got another expensive, bleeding, open-ended catastrophe. Trump c...
President Donald Trump, 2026
On February 12, 2026, during a White House address, the President attempted to say the word "infrastructure." What followed was approximately eight seconds of unintelligible vocalization before he regained comp...
Marco Rubio is a practicing Catholic. He mentions this with the frequency of a man checking a watch, as if repetition might eventually make it true. It is less a testimony than a pre-emptive alibi. The religious equivalent of a Certificate...
The flags were the tell. In February 2017, inside the Conservative Political Action Conference, attendees waved what they believed were banners for their new president. They were Russian flags. The word “TRUMP” was printed on the front. Fro...
Budapest, April 11, 2026. The night before the election. Crowds press against police barriers outside the Országház and do not leave. Ballots are printed. Procedures are followed. The demand has shifted from explanation to response. The mon...
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