Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
President Trump called off launching a huge bombardment of Iran on Monday. He said he was talking to Iran’s leadership. Meanwhile, Iran’s leadership denies this. Both statements are true because no one is really sure who is in charge.
So, here we were in America, playing a game invented by Americans that was once considered the “Great American Pastime,” and the American team was essentially the visiting team. In Miami. In America.
ABC News’ Nightline investigates the growing concerns around artificial intelligence, and what AI could mean for our future.
We are being seriously played by the Neocons, who pit left vs right as they make war and money.
The year was 1939. The month was September. Only days after World War II broke out. The woman was so moved to tears when she read the headlines of war in the papers. Her first thought was, “Another war?”
Rising beef prices have replaced the old quip “Where’s the beef?” into a sharp expression of Americans’ economic frustration and cultural loss.
Oil fell as a diplomatic push by the US to try to end the war with Iran gathered pace despite the Strait of Hormuz remaining largely shut and news of more US troops being sent to the region. Oil remains on track for a substantial monthly surge after a volatile run of trading as investors tracked the fallout from the war. Bloomberg’s Anthony di Paola reports.
What’s unfolding between the United States, Israel, and Iran isn’t just another Middle East conflict—it’s a real-time demonstration of fifth-generation warfare, and whether people want to admit it or not, we’re already inside the blast radius.
If a criminal-loving, police-hating prosecutor lets a rapist go, and he then rapes another woman, how can we hold that ‘prosecutor’ accountable? One would have thought that Abdimahat Bille Mohamed would have been in a heap o’ trouble when he was arrested on charges of having raped a child and sexually assaulted another woman in …
Military analyst Dr. Rebecca Grant discusses the state of the U.S. conflict with Iran on ‘America Reports.’
The elephant in the room was obvious: somebody-in theory the SS-went to a lot of trouble and intrigue to redo the work that Brugioni did early that Sunday morning 24 November 1963. Using different people and a different film to build a different product without apparently notifying any of the NPIC senior staff except the Military Deputy.
The second-biggest loser in Operation Epic Fury is the American news media.
What’s up with the back and forth Protestant/Catholic baiting on X? Is it just for clicks?
Former Trump State Department counterterrorism coordinator Nathan Sales assesses the U.S.-Iran relationship as President Donald Trump’s Operation Epic Fury enters a fourth week on ‘The Evening Edit.’
LEDE: In spite of what you see on television, the cops don’t have to “read you your rights” as soon as they stop you.
With everything going on in the world, with all the wars, international conflicts, and high-stakes political maneuvers, I’m sure you’re all anxious to hear about what’s going on with the problem of legalized raccoon ownership in Tennessee.
Today, many conservatives virtue signal by claiming that we need to free women in Iran. They are willing to bomb a nation, kill women and children, all in the name of miniskirts.
ABC News’ Maggie Rulli talks to Iranian women, some of whom are still inside the country, about their hopes for freedom and a better life.
We all love electricity. Flip the switch, lights come on. Coffee maker fires up. Wi-Fi router blinks happily. Data centers hum. Teslas charge. Life is good. Modern civilization runs on electricity the way the human body runs on oxygen. The only time people think about the electrical grid is when it fails—and then suddenly everyone becomes an expert on transformers, substations, and utility companies. But here’s a fun little detail almost nobody knows: the entire grid quietly depends on a specialized material most Americans have never heard of.
There is a lesson in the Afghan man, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who shot two national guardsman in DC in November of last year, if we are acute enough to see it.