'Democracy Dies In Darkness'? Dems Overwhelmingly Back Big Tech/Gov't Censorship: I&I/TIPP Poll
In addition to the government, a nascent censorship industry has emerged.
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Over 50 Articles Later, We Feel Vindicated On Ukraine
Policy failure of the Biden administration and neocons.
China’s Rare Earth Prices Surge
Motors in electric vehicles are powered by magnets mostly made of neodymium, a rare earth metal almost entirely mined in China. Since 2018, Beijing has raised the price by nearly 80%.
Opposition Unites Against Myanmar Junta
Unprecedented cooperation between the shadow National Unity Government of pro-democracy politicians and ethnic armed groups is posing the biggest threat yet to the military dictatorship.
Taiwan Presidential Election
Taiwan’s two key opposition parties in the January 13 presidential election have decided to team up, potentially paving the way for smoother relations with Beijing.
Mexico Rail Rival To Panama Canal Set To Open
Mexico’s Tehuantepec isthmus corridor, a railway between the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean, is set to open. The $2.8bn project aims to provide an alternative to the congested Panama Canal.
Bidenflation Stubborn At 17.0%, Hurts Americans
Thanks to Bidenomics, Americans can expect higher Thanksgiving meal costs this year.
Failure Of American K-12 Education Is A National Emergency
An Outcome of the Teachers Union-Left Nexus.
Liberals' Tug Of War About Biden 2024 Is Tearing Them Apart
In these challenging times, there are four tug-of-war ropes on the Left, each pulling in a different direction.
AI Adoption Powers Small Business Success In 2023
83% plan significant AI investments in the coming year.
The Commercial Real Estate Sector's Struggles Get Worse
Troubles in this sector tend to trickle down to residential real estate and the overall banking sector.
Half Of Dems Want Biden Gone If Inquiries Show Influence-Peddling With China, Others: I&I/TIPP Poll
American public opinion remains steady, as evidenced by the remarkable stability in the data.
Voters By Wide Margins Say Court Gag Orders Against Trump Violate His Right To Free Speech - Even Democrats Say The 2024 Front-Runner Shouldn't Be Muzzled
Fully 56 percent of voters say that violates Trump's rights to freedom of speech.