Can the US government escape the clutches of Microsoft?
While other tech giants were selling data, Microsoft has been building a monopoly on federal tech contracts
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In conversation with Nick Land, the ‘father of accelerationism’
‘We don’t control the current’
Welcome to the Chinese century
The Asian superpower has already leapfrogged the US
New York City belongs to the rats
The rodents grace T-shirts, mugs and cups
Laura Loomer is in the crosshairs
The provocateur won’t let daily death threats derail her agenda
‘Gender-affirming care’ is never justified
The scale of the problem is no longer a matter of opinion; it’s a number
The Clinton curse
The decoupling of the working class from the Democrats is one of Clinton’s enduring legacies
Should the Nord Stream saboteurs be extradited to Germany?
Berlin prosecutors see the operation as an attack on Germany – the Poles see it as an attack on Russia
Why the Army needs the cavalry
Yes, the horses were a throwback to a bygone era, but isn’t the Army proud of its history?
Trump inherited a weaponized justice system
The President’s vigorous effort to call to account those who waged lawfare against him is a necessary purgative
How Alex Jones won
A mixture of Martin Luther King Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard, he is our greatest living orator
How the drug cartels are ‘diversifying’ into baby-trafficking
Many of the women were lured with promises of easy cash jobs during the final months of pregnancy
How Israel won the war – and lost the PR battle
The Jewish state has won. But at what cost?
From Russia with love
I was told by US officials and online that if I went back to the US I would be imprisoned or worse
Why is Stephen Miller so divisive?
It’s no stretch to say that, other than Trump himself, Miller is the most important figure steering American politics today
Trump’s border policy is beginning to bear fruit
It is no longer so easy for the cartels to bring personnel, drugs and weapons across the border