The editor's take on Kirk , GOP hypocrisy, and the urgent need for the left to respond strategically.
Date Published
Apologies for the delay! I said the next edition would be out on Tuesday in the special edition post, but that was before I knew the timing of the Tyler Robinson's charging documents being released.
Luckily nothing else happened since that point, right?
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.