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The Ghost of Defund Comes for Rashida Tlaib
A prison abolition bill has returned to haunt the ultra-progressive representative.
Why ‘Patriot Purge’ Was the Last Straw
The propagandistic mindset behind the new ‘war on terror’ nonsense.
The Growing Crisis at the Polish Border
Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko is purposefully creating tension with the European Union.
With ‘Friends’ Like These …
Turkey, Pakistan, and Qatar are working to reshape the entire Middle East.
Beijing Sprints While America Slumbers
What another continuing resolution means for our military preparedness.
Why Europe Will Always Struggle With ‘Strategic Autonomy’
Decades of underinvestment and countries having disparate interests are two major reasons.
The 1619 Project Book, a Pew Bible for a New Religion
The book version contains a lot of defensive-sounding finger wagging in response to the historians who punctured the project’s initial premise.
A Note to Our Readers From Steve and Jonah
Dear Dispatch reader, Jonah and I strongly prefer covering and analyzing current events to being ...
The Road to Serfdom is Paved with B.S.
A review of 'The Reactionary Mind: Why “Conservative” Isn't Enough.'
What Are the Chinese After? Everything.
The CCP wants AI, military tech, energy supplies, and more. It doesn’t want you to know who is using it and what for.
The Rising Danger of Space Debris
Russia’s anti-satellite test exposed a problem scientists have been grappling with for years.
A Sign That Iran Is Still Pursuing Nukes
Iranian media have reported on the identity of the new head of the Islamic Republic’s nuclear research institute.
Will the Biden Administration Be Soft on Sanctions?
A policy review from the Treasury department suggests that it may limit sanctions without considering the downsides.