Schrödinger’s covert action
Now Trump has announced it, is CIA covert action in Venezuela really covert?
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Friday
Monday
Is Slow Horses slowing down?
It might be time to take the show out to pasture
Sunday
An impressive examination of the conjoined fates of Iraq and the United States
Steve Coll’s title alludes to Homer, and his subject matter has the arc of Greek tragedy
Friday
How the CIA interfered in the Congo
Stuart Reid relates the whole convoluted tale lucidly, conveying the steadily growing atmosphere of confusion and fear
Monday
Epstein revelations from beyond the grave
The Wall Street Journal found that the disgraced financier met with everyone from Bill Burns to Noam Chomsky
Thursday
Congress’s Twitter hearings show Democrats are done with free speech
Unity over the First Amendment is of a different time
Friday
The ever-shifting excuses about Hunter Biden’s laptop
First it was a Russian plant, now it is protected personal information
Wednesday
Stepping out into freedom
The FBI and other left-leaning entities have left us in our own Truman Show
Monday
The Clintons actually broke the laws Trump is accused of breaking
The DoJ must explain why they were never charged or prosecuted
Tuesday
The five stages of Mar-a-Lago grief
He’s gotta be guilty of something, right?
Friday
The Clinton campaign’s plot to politically assassinate Trump
There were crimes on a Watergate scale — but they were not committed by the former president
Thursday
Don’t be surprised by the inconclusive ‘intelligence’ report into COVID’s origins
Why do incompetence and conspiracy have to be mutually exclusive?
Thursday
Don’t worry, the Central Intersectional Agency is watching you
Soon even the Illuminati will be an equal opportunities employer with an intersectional Latinx woman as CEO
Saturday
The spy’s spy
From CIA officer to thriller-writer: the shadowy world of J.R. Seeger
