Interview with the volunteer keeping troops safe on the frontlines of Russia's war in Ukraine.

An analysis of how drones are transforming modern warfare and whether UAS truly represent a military revolution.

Hasan Piker subpoenaed over Cuba trip. Did he actually violate U.S. sanctions?

Real life action impacting real life politics. Maine is a hot topic state for the midterms, and one volunteer is making the difference.

At the crossroads of AI, space, and geopolitics: are we building Star Trek or Star Wars?

Alaska primaries are coming up. Learn about the candidates on the ballot for Alaska's important races. What is the state of Trump's influence?

Track Ukraine holds U.S. politicians accountable on supporting Ukraine's efforts at independence. Is your representative on the list?

The Affordable Connectivity Program provided access to rural communities where the opioid crisis has hit hard. Bringing back this policy would benefit all of us.

Section 230 matters and why Congress keeps getting internet safety laws wrong to the detriment of us all.

Mali's April insurgent attacks reveal a state in collapse, not just a security crisis.

Trump's student loan overhaul explained — and why it might not be all bad.

Starmer's leadership is in crisis. Here's who could replace him and who's favourite.

Ohio primary elections are this Tuesday. Learn more about the candidates in this midterm elections report.

Why Trump fires women but keeps Kash Patel: It's coalition politics. Key players like Kash Patel have a follower base that keeps him valuable.

How the CCC delivered Depression-era job relief while quietly preparing America for WWII—and three lessons for designing successful policy today.

Foster care is an essential social service for many youth.; however, there are a number of pervasive myths impacting the system.

Nicholas Maduro and Cila Flores returned to court on April 26 for their first Pretrial Hearing to argue that the United States Government is violating their Sixth Amendment rights. The more boisterous members of the public who attended were on populist and conspiracy alignment.

Maduro's gone, but Venezuela hasn't changed. Here's what U.S. control actually looks like.

Russian public opinion on the Ukraine war reveals adaptive support, fatigue, and shifting views on duration, costs, and acceptable outcomes

Digital Ground Game fundraiser was a hit. Canvassing houses are opening up in for the November election.

The Third Founding Project launches to find a consensus among liberal Democrats to preserve US liberalism.

Election wins in Hungary signal a turning tide seen through a discussion of Francis Fukuyama's End of History and The Last Man

Analysis of the US–Israel–Iran conflict shows military action outpacing strategy, with no clear path to war termination or stable order

A return to cooperative democracy requires an equal understanding of the risks to not respecting the social contract of the Constitution.

An overview of the sweeping changes the Trump administration has made involving the trampling of individual liberties.

As Mussolini’s Italy served as the model for 20th century Fascism, Xi’s China has fashioned itself as the model of 21st century Fascism.

U.S. and Israel's Iran campaign risks becoming a strategic quagmire as war aims clash with military reality.

U.S.-Cuba tensions escalate in 2026 as Trump threatens regime change, oil blockades trigger blackouts, and war looms.

As Mussolini’s Italy served as the model for 20th century Fascism, Xi’s China has fashioned itself as the model of 21st century Fascism.

From Montana to Texas and west to east coast, competitive races are preparing for the November election.

Review of a video essay by creator Big Joel on Nick Fuentes and a critique on the old Left-Wing YouTube paradigm.

The federal Department of Education is a vital institution that is being systematically destroyed based on Project 2025 plans.

Public outrage centers on personalities, while policy changes carry the real impact.

Rundown of Iowa midterm races including the background on the political climate of Iowa and potential candidates to flip the state

Dark money explained: separating myth from reality, media bias, and its role in funding political influencers and U.S. elections.

Learn how the OECD global minimum tax, backed by Janet Yellen, aims to curb corporate tax avoidance worldwide.

The Artemis Program has had a long and troubled history. Recent events have dramatically reshaped it and is sending it in a new direction.

Technological integration has expanded throughout many facets of modern society, and some stubbornly remain analog, including physical ID.

U.S. and Israel launch a decapitation strike on Iran, killing Khamenei and sparking a regional war that trades deterrence for systemic collapse.

Second Amendment rights applied selectively? Explore how the Trump administration's gun stance echoes the 1967 Mulford Act's racial double standard.

Hasan Piker’s accelerationist gamble and why history shows collapse rarely delivers democratic socialism.

Citizens United (2010) barred limits on independent corporate political spending, reshaping campaign finance and sparking lasting debate over money and democracy.

A deep analysis of the Jan 2026 Iran protests. Explore how the state transitioned from persuasion to routine coercion and the death of political reform.

Is ICE becoming a paramilitary force? Explore how Robert Paxton’s theories on fascist processes reveal dangerous parallels in modern US enforcement.

Is the state a protector or a predator? Explore Thomas Hobbes' Leviathan and the "Narrow Corridor" between state power and individual liberty.

Why does the "out-party" dominate midterms? Analyze the 2014 GOP wave and see why 2026 looks like a perfect storm for a Democratic comeback.

Trump’s Greenland annexation threats spark a NATO crisis. Explore the strategic, economic, and personal motives behind the 2026 Arctic power play.

Congratulations to our 3rd winner, Sam!

Trapped on a cliff face, I realized how to fight political dread. Why the Minneapolis anti-ICE protests show that local action beats nihilism.

They killed a poet mom and laughed. The chilling logic behind the GOP's "Acceptable Dead."

From liberty to hell: Is the US following Venezuela's path? How Jan 6, populism, and judicial capture link Hugo Chávez to Donald Trump.

Smokers and drunk drivers pay more. Why are anti-vaxxers getting a free ride on your insurance premiums?

Powell served with subpoenas. Why Trump’s war on Fed independence is the "irrevocable step" we feared.

How Democrats can win 2028: A pragmatic policy agenda for tax reform, border security, and NATO to win back the center.

"I’m f*cked." Inside Mueller Vol. 2: The damning timeline of obstruction, from firing Comey to pressuring Sessions, and why Trump was not exonerated.

From St. Petersburg to Trump Tower: The Complete Timeline of Russian Interference, Hacking, and the Mueller Investigation.

Blood, hate, and terror. How the white power movement weaponized Vietnam trauma to declare war on the US, culminating in the slaughter at OKC.

Hegseth’s boat strikes signal war with Venezuela. Miami exiles cheer the escalation, but the move exposes deep fractures in Trump’s MAGA base.

Tariffs dominate the Executive Orders this month, with just enough space to corrupt the Foster System

Congratulations to Sterling Raiklen on the DGG Political Action Award!

Can soldiers refuse illegal orders? Analyzing US v. Keenan and the Law of War in the wake of Trump’s 2025 "Southern Spear" boat strikes.

An analysis of MAGA authoritarian psychology and whether Tit-for-Tat strategies, satire, and institutional action can counter the movement’s influence.

From grief to impact: How ethical clothing donations and local volunteering turn personal loss into meaningful community activism.

New 2025 convictions expose Russian and Chinese infiltration of Europe’s far-right, ranging from British bribery to espionage within the German AfD.

A deep dive into sanctuary cities, ICE detainers, legal battles, and how political messaging keeps distorting the real issues behind immigration policy.

How Republicans failed to uphold democratic norms, and what citizens must demand from future leaders to prevent another slide toward authoritarianism.

How game theory and political communication explain why quiet, firm non-cooperation is the most effective strategy for countering populist parties.

A divided Trump administration weighs covert ops, military escalation, and fragile diplomacy as rival factions push competing strategies for Venezuela’s future.

How war, security policies, and public suspicion are reshaping the lives, rights, and political future of Palestinian citizens inside Israel.

Democrats rebound in 2025, flipping key state and local races, defying polls, and signaling momentum against Trump’s agenda.

China’s space sector rapidly advances, driven by ideology, investment, and strategy, challenging U.S. dominance and reshaping global space leadership.

How Erik Prince, George Nader, and Kirill Dmitriev’s secret Seychelles meeting blurred the line between diplomacy, influence, and deception.

Geert Wilders’ rise and fall show how competence, not confrontation, best disarms populists—offering key lessons for U.S. Democrats.

A century after Versailles, Gaza’s ceasefire echoes its mistake: a peace without legitimacy, pausing war rather than ending it.

Celebrating grassroots heroes: the DGG Political Action Awards honor volunteers like Austin and Pendulum for their inspiring, hands-on work in local politics.

A portrait of Stephen Miller—the bureaucrat who turned Trump’s instincts into policy and made cruelty the organizing principle of American immigration.

How Putin’s KGB past forged a strategy to weaponize Europe’s far-right — a blueprint still destabilizing Western democracies today.

The rule of law is dead; loyalty rules now. Trump’s America shows how democracies don’t collapse—they suffocate while everyone watches.

Israel’s ceasefire with Hamas masks a deeper shift: quiet in Gaza, expansion in the West Bank, and a crisis of Palestinian legitimacy.

Israel-Hamas ceasefire analyzed: a fragile pause driven by exhaustion, not resolution—exploring the political calculus, verification gaps, and regional stakes.

How Trump's team sold out democracy: Manafort's caviar deals, Cohen's Moscow tower, and the Russian connections that fueled the 2016 campaign.

Russian sabotage in Europe: drone incursions, warehouse fires, and proxy recruitment expose a coordinated campaign to undermine Ukraine's allies.

A DGG Political Action policy proposal to double Chafee Program funding, expand eligibility, universalize 2-year support, and create federal app to track ex-foster outcomes.

Tariffs, TikTok, and Labor Rights remain in the sights of the Trump Administration.

Trump’s second term escalates as federal troop deployments in Oregon and Illinois test the limits of presidential power and America’s democratic restraint.

A sailor’s vow against America’s creeping extremism—why I refuse to become Rolf, the boy who traded love and country for blind devotion.

Trump’s Gaza peace plan promises stability—but beneath the headlines lies a blueprint for deeper chaos, foreign control, and a peace built on illusion.

How Russia’s fractured 1990s evolved into Putin’s centralized “power vertical,” and why the trade of freedom for order remains a warning to democracies.

Trump’s actions echo classic fascist patterns—media suppression, corruption, xenophobic rhetoric, and criminalizing dissent—posing a grave threat to U.S. democracy.

European recognitions of Palestinian statehood signal a diplomatic shift, strengthening legal standing and international pressure, though immediate relief in Gaza is limited.

The UK has recognised Palestine along 1967 borders, offering a boon to legal pressure on Israel but what effects will it have on the ground?

Charlie Kirk was fatally shot at a Utah event, sparking political blame, media bias debates, and Trump’s directive targeting “anti-fascist” groups.

The editor's take on Kirk , GOP hypocrisy, and the urgent need for the left to respond strategically.

A brutal Gaza war sparks a global clash over law and morality, as accusations of genocide test the limits of international justice and political will.

Charlie Veitch’s escape from 9/11 conspiracies shows how belonging drives radicalization—and how empathy and new communities can unlock deradicalization.

Trump’s DC troop surge masks low crime with fear, offering a short-term drop while eroding trust and blurring the civilian–military line.

UK migration fears outpace facts: far-right narratives drive hardline policies, but data show asylum seekers are few and migrants boost the economy.

Advocating for the working poor means framing policy as a fight for fairness—boosting wages, banking access, and mobility to end systemic economic injustices.

Israel’s Gaza City offensive marks a shift from deterrence to occupation, risking legal, humanitarian, and political fallout despite military gains.

Tariffs, National Guard, and Cashless Bail. The Administration revels in its lack of accountability.

Russia’s IRA used fake accounts, stolen data, and GRU hackers to spread propaganda, sow division, and disrupt democracies worldwide.

John Ganz’s When the Clock Broke uncovers how Sam Francis’s radical vision of resentment reshaped U.S. politics, foreshadowing Trump-era populism.

A week of wreckage: Greens split left, Farage plays statesman, Rayner quits, Starmer reshuffles, far-right marches on.

A policy proposal, by DGG Political Action

How Soviet disinformation campaigns like Operation Infektion set the stage for Russia’s modern digital propaganda—and how the West can respond.

Abundance misreads 2024: Democrats didn’t lose for bad policy, but for ignoring identity, values, and messaging that shape real politics.