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'I came, I saw, I conquered:' Trump set to claim victory in Iran at primetime address - POLITICO
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Ex-Alex Jones employee reflects on job at Infowars: 'It was nonsense. It was lies'
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The World Is Ready for a TACO
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What the US economy stands to lose if Chinese EVs aren't let in
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Noah Smith is a neoliberal trying to disguise himself as an industrialist. Smith's short-sighted advice is why the United States is no longer competitive. A financialized economy simply cannot...
Trump Rages at Supreme Court Over Birthright Citizenship Case
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Iran war costs grow as key U.S. systems are knocked out
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7 months ago
The number of losses after a month of active combat are almost trivial. But the US reliance on high-tech systems makes the cost enormous. So far, the US has lost ~$5 billion worth of military...
Hegseth's broker accused of seeking to invest millions in defense contractors before Iran war
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President Reagan shot | March 30, 1981
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8 months ago
Where were you when the shots rang out? But few remember Alexander Haig.
Trump lashes out at allies as Iran war drives fuel prices higher
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President Trump has abandoned "Drill, baby, drill" to impose a more fitting rally cry onto Republicans -- "Steal, baby, steal". On the bright side, Trump is beginning to clarify the reason for...
Pete Hegseth says "upcoming days will be decisive" in war against Iran
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8 months ago
Decisive but inconclusive. Has anyone noticed Pete Hegseth only announces decisive attacks for tomorrow? We're supposed to ignore the month of inconclusive yesterdays.
