National Conservatism Is Coming for Us
A look at how “national conservatism” wants to use the full force of government to curtail individual liberty, impose christianity, and destroy its enemies.
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‘This Is What a River Should Look Like’: Dutch Project Turns Back Clock
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The Man Who Would Not Be King
For those intrigued with Royal scandal, there is no shortage of tacky tales from the present — or the past.
New: Saudis Used Terrorist Switchboard Prior to 9/11; Q&A with Investigator
Key facts about Saudi Arabia’s role in 9/11 continue to emerge, 21 years later. What else don’t we know — and why aren’t we paying attention?
Positively Final Appearance: Visiting the Queen Lying in State
Hours and hours and hours, of walking and walking and walking, and waiting and waiting and waiting… to spend one brief moment next to the casket holding Queen Elizabeth II.
The Only Special Master Judge Cannon Knows Is Donald Trump
In ‘The People v. Donald Trump,’ the former president is going to get a fair trial — but will “The People”? It’s a longshot.
Leaders Are Missing the Human Face of Climate Change: Nakate
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We Live in a Golden Age of Ignorance
An interview with the man who asks the question, “Who is the most ignorant person the US is willing to elect?”
Hospices Have Become Big Business for Private Equity Firms
Investment companies are transforming the industry — and might be jeopardizing patient care in the process.
The Mood in London
A writer wanders the streets of London’s West End, experiencing the eerie atmosphere of sudden loss.
Global Drought Saps Hydropower, Complicating Clean-Energy Push
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Waiting for the Miracle
My struggles with Joe DiSpenza, Tony Robbins, and other post-New Age consciousness gurus.