25
Jun
Why Institutions Rot Quietly
5 min read
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25
Jun
What Government Actually Does
Government, at its most functional, serves this role. Not as an expression of will, but as an architecture of restraint. Its primary contribution is not action, but prevention—through rules that hold even when inconvenient, unpopular, or ignored by those who benefit from their absence.
5 min read
21
Jun
From Golf Caddy To Billionaire in 5 Simple Steps: The Jared Kushner Masterclass
US intelligence grew so alarmed by Kushner's communications with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman that his top-secret clearance was rejected over fears of foreign influence. Trump overruled his own intelligence officials and granted him access anyway.
15 min read
19
Jun
The Algorithms That Reject Us
13 min read
12
Jun
The Cheapest Seat in American Politics
8 min read
10
Jun
The Rescue That Wasn't: How Trump Used Downed Pilots to Cover a Failed Uranium Heist
By Matt Stone | The Grounded
Quick question. What's the name of either pilot rescued from Iran during that
9 min read
10
Jun
They Were Never Supposed To Live This Long
4 min read
07
Jun
Negligible.
20 min read
01
Jun
Stand Your Ground
The laws Douglas names—Stand Your Ground, Stop and Frisk, Conceal and Carry, mandatory drug sentencing—are not simply unjust policies. They are structures of sin, systems that deny life and thrive on the subordination of certain bodies.
11 min read
30
May
Karma's Most Wanted: Duke Energy
10 min read