More About Felix Sater — the Problematical Friend Trump Forgot
Readers of our major article on Donald Trump, Russia, and the mob expressed plenty of interest in Trump’s associate Felix Sater, so here’s more on him and his early activities.
Readers of our major article on Donald Trump, Russia, and the mob expressed plenty of interest in Trump’s associate Felix Sater, so here’s more on him and his early activities.
Russian-born journalist Arkady Ostrovsky takes a deeper look at Russian history to help us better understand today’s headlines.
The world agreed to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030. A new IEA report finds we’re currently off track.
If Dominion agrees to settle its defamation lawsuit against Fox, there will be lots of disappointed court reporters. However, democracy is already a winner because the GOP’s propaganda arm has been exposed as such.
People whose goal is ending democracy are trying to gain control of our elections.
After his plea deal fell apart, Hunter Biden pled not guilty on Wednesday to two misdemeanor tax charges.
With post 9/11 banking reforms, banks are becoming an arm of the government — a very muscular arm.
Delays, redactions, and the complete disappearance of JFK-related files all send a message from the CIA: It doesn’t have to comply with the law of the land, they will not tell us their secrets — and they think there is nothing we can do about it.
Unpacking the admiration Westerners on both political extremes express for Vladimir Putin, one of the terrible men of our time.
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American voters (at least those not in the MAGA cult) rejected craziness and extremism in the midterms. The GOP House majority is going to double down on both.
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