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Europe
The EU and US Cheer On the ‘Bus-ification’ of Ukraine
Aug 17, 2026 The West is demanding Kiev feed more, and younger, Ukrainians to the front lines.
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US Media: Maybe Iran Didn’t Want Nukes After All
Jul 28, 2026 The ayatollah had vetoed nuclear weapons. We murdered him anyway after refusing to take his religious ban seriously — until now.
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Playing With Fire: The Shadowy US ‘Kill Chain’ in Russia
Jun 2, 2026
Courts & Law
The ‘Criminal Sentencing’ of Purdue Was a Cruel Fiction
Apr 30, 2026 This week's performative farce was the antithesis of justice. Even the factual numbers cited were lies or distortions.
Technology
Palantir’s ‘Workflow’ of AI-Directed Death
Apr 3, 2026 A Pentagon presentation explains how a 'few clicks' with Project Maven finalizes target selection, which may have included an Iranian girls' elementary school.
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Every Death ‘a Separate Case in the File of Retaliation’
Mar 16, 2026 Iran's new leader is keeping a list for revenge, while ours says he might drop more bombs "just for fun."
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‘No Family More Evil’: The Sacklers’ Second Act
Feb 4, 2026 Though publicly shamed, the Sacklers avoided prison, remained billionaires, and are set to launch a new company, Knoa Pharma.
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‘We Need to Work This Out’
Jan 23, 2026 Recently declassified Bush-Putin transcripts are a timely reminder of the enduring urgency of pulling back from the nuclear brink.
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The Villainous Marketing of Purdue Pharma
Jan 9, 2026 The former opioid empire’s bankruptcy deal is delivering up 43 million documents that shed light on the company’s cold-blooded strategy to addict as many Americans as possible.
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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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