How Zionists Hijacked MAGA

How Zionists Hijacked MAGA

On the Wednesday of the last week of July, a former Florida State University employee approached a man wearing an Israeli Defense Force (IDF) shirt on campus and began berating him for his support of a state she believed was committing genocide. By the next day, she was arrested, on the basis of the person wearing the IDF t-shirt alleging (with video support) that she gave him “maybe just a push” on the shoulder and also alleging (without any support) that she “definitely just hate-crimed” him. The attorney general of the United States, Pam Bondi, who directs the Department of Justice, had...

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Billionaire Bill Ackman’s Plan to ‘Educate’ America’s Next Elite

Billionaire Bill Ackman’s Plan to ‘Educate’ America’s Next Elite

Empires, unlike revolutions, don’t have heralds; they work off quiet aggrandizements of power, not bold declarations of freedom. But America’s imperial class appears to have a member who’s missed that memo: the Zionist hedge fund manager William Ackman, a self-selected Patrick Henry of an elite that cannot want one. For the last few years, as his allies have quietly worked to curtail popular politics, Ackman has become a reliable articulator at any given moment of just what game they are actually playing. In 2023 and 2024, as his allies subtly tried to float alternatives to conservative...

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American Students and Professors Are Collateral Victims of Zionism

American Students and Professors Are Collateral Victims of Zionism

On May 17, Cecilia Culver, a George Washington University double major in economics and statistics and the recipient of GW’s Columbian College of Arts and Sciences (CCAS) Distinguished Scholar Award, came to the stage of GW’s Lisner Auditorium to deliver a commencement address. Culver, whose CV is in no way political (her college activities included Epsilon Sigma Alpha and the Association for Women in Mathematics; her recent summer internships were at Ernst & Young and the Federal Reserve Board) used her speech to address what she said was her university’s complicity in Israel’s attacks...

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Who’s Funding the Attacks on Thomas Massie—and What Networks are Backing Them?

Who’s Funding the Attacks on Thomas Massie—and What Networks are Backing Them?

In the past decade of political upheaval, less than a handful of successful candidates have laid down direct challenges to America’s military-industrial complex. Thomas Massie, the U.S. Congressman from Kentucky’s 4th District, is first and foremost among them. In June, President Donald Trump announced an open season on Massie, for the perceived crimes of having voted against the deficit-busting “Big Beautiful Bill” and opposing Trump’s strikes on Iran because they occurred without authorization from Congress. “Open season” in this case meant the formation of a MAGA Pac run by Trump’s former...

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Domestic Militarization is Trump’s Economic Plan

Domestic Militarization is Trump’s Economic Plan

If spending on war is the politically easiest way to juice an economy, then the smoothest applications for this spending are wars at home, the easiest to begin and to control. This is why, at an accelerating rate since the 1990s, America’s government has waged wars against Americans—domestic pushes against real threats created from Washington policies that Washington then uses to expand its power. These wars range from the War on Crime to the Global War on Terror to a "War on Unauthorized Immigration," one which will not break from past precedent but turbocharge it. Familiar players created...

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Trump Makes War the ‘Health of the State’

Trump Makes War the ‘Health of the State’

“War,” Randolph Bourne wrote, is “the health of the state.” But war is also, it has recently and quietly become clear, the cheapest and quickest antidote when the state gets sick. This antidote, in fact, represents the most significant part of President Donald Trump’s agenda since he assumed office on January 20, after running what many supporters believed was an antiwar campaign. Instead he has presided over an infusion of war spending to stabilize America with trickle-down job creation at home and resource extraction abroad. This strategy represents the ratcheting up of what American...

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America’s ‘Harsh Enlightenment’

America’s ‘Harsh Enlightenment’

Two months ago, Maria Kovalchuk, a Ukrainian model whose last known appearance was at a party in Dubai she attended with two unidentified men “who introduced themselves as representatives of the modelling business,” was found, ten days after the party, lying on a road next to a construction site. Her arms, legs, and spine were broken, and she could not speak; Dubai police said, improbably, that she entered the construction site alone and “fell from an undisclosed height.” As I reported in a previous piece for the Libertarian Institute, Kovalchuk’s experience is shared by women in the United...

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The Gulf States ‘Harsh Enlightenment’

The Gulf States ‘Harsh Enlightenment’

On March 20 of this year, Maria Kovalchuk, a twenty-year old Ukrainian model, influencer, OnlyFans content creator, and antiwar activist was found lying on the side of a road in Dubai, the largest city in the United Arab Emirates, after going missing from a party there ten days before. Her arms and legs were broken, and so was her spine. She was taken to a local hospital, where she remains in critical condition. According to her mother, “'She has no documents, no phone, nothing. She has undergone three operations. And she cannot speak.'” This snippet could be a brutal, singular anecdote—of a...

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