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Washington Can Still End the War in Ukraine
Oct 7, 2025 But doing so would involve recognizing we helped create and sustain this tragedy.
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‘No Family More Evil’ Fights On
Nov 27, 2024 Some members of the notorious Sackler family have returned to blaming doctors for the opioid crisis. Are they even wrong?
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1,001 Days of War
Nov 21, 2024 Ukraine could never "win." But Washington wanted to play. So, we vetoed peace deals, killed hundreds of thousands, wasted untold billions and risked a world-ending nuclear war that is closer than ever.
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How Opioids Corrupted Organized Medicine
Sep 7, 2024 The opioid epidemic would not have been possible without the cooperation of the House of Medicine, from journals to the AMA.
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After 75 Years, What Is NATO Good for?
Jul 9, 2024 A new book argues the Washington-led alliance is an obstruction to peace, not its guarantor.
Wounds of War
U.S. Cluster Bombs Kill Russian Children at Beach
Jun 26, 2024 The bombing severely escalates tensions for the U.S. in Russia, but it barely makes the news here at home.
Health & Wellness
How Dishonest Marketing Enabled the Opioid Crisis
Jun 20, 2024 With five sentences, two researchers gamed the medical journals and confused a generation of doctors about the addiction potential of opioids.
Health & Wellness
Big Pharma, Unmasked
May 9, 2024 The University of California’s Opioid Industry Documents Archive opens new windows onto the institutional sociopathy behind the opioid crisis.
Health & Wellness
The Truth Behind Pfizer’s Paxlovid™
Apr 8, 2024 Our government spent billions of dollars on the drug based on Pfizer's say-so. But it was never clear that Paxlovid did anything useful at all.
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Russian Roulette in Ukraine
Mar 22, 2024 NATO and Russia are passing a revolver back and forth in a game where luck eventually runs out.
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