Divided We Fall: America is a Divided Nation. Will We Ever Be United Again?
We are a divided nation. Our President hates half of the population. Political violence is on the rise. Will we…
WHO is Preparing for Nuclear Catastrophe—That’s Terrifying
WHO is preparing for nuclear catastrophe as U.S.-Israeli strikes continue hitting Iranian nuclear sites — including an active power plant.…
Critics Blast Decision to Mint Trump Coin on 250th Anniversary of U.S.
Critics of the Trump coin point out that the US Mint is generally prohibited from producing coins featuring living public…
Switzerland Halts Arms Exports to the U.S. Over Iran War, Invoking Neutrality Law
Switzerland has formally halted all new arms export licenses to the United States over the Iran war, citing its neutrality…
The Republican Playbook: How to Win Elections Without Actually Helping Anyone
A satirical look at how the Republican Party uses culture wars, defunded education, and economic desperation to maintain political power…
Black rain falls on Tehran: 10 million people choke under toxic clouds after oil refinery strikes
Israeli airstrikes on Tehran’s oil refineries sent toxic black smoke across a city of 10 million, triggering acidic black rain…
New video shows U.S. Tomahawk missile striking near Iranian school that killed over 160 children
New video shows a U.S. Tomahawk missile striking next to the Minab school where 168 children were killed, contradicting Trump’s…
Rules of Engagement, Explained: What they are, where they came from, and why they matter
Rules of engagement are military directives that govern when and how force can be used in war. Defense Secretary Pete…
The Unholy Alliance Between Christian Nationalism and Political Power
Christian Nationalism is reshaping American politics as GOP leaders openly embrace the ideology. Here’s how the fusion of faith and…
Life in Trump’s America: The story of a once free country
This is the story of one activist’s experience living in America after the fall of Democracy and the rise of…
From democracy to police state: How it happens (and why it feels familiar)
When leaders call opponents “enemies” and due process an inconvenience, democracy is in danger. A hard look at how rhetoric,…
American Dystopia: After the Constitution
Fiction: a day in an America with no Constitution — the cameras, the silence. And the slow, ordinary way a…
