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Only the Second Australian Charged. The War Ended 15 Years Ago.

The Judge examines the Ben Roberts-Smith war crime charges as a case study in delayed military accountability, asking why only two Australian veterans face charges from a conflict that produced extensive documented allegations.

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Technology

War Powers and the Iran Conflict: A Constitutional Question Congress Keeps Dodging

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Energy

The Government Started a War. Your Energy Bill Proves It.

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Infrastructure

Diesel at $5.62 Means Everything Costs More

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Domestic

The Case for Removal: 25th Amendment Pressure After the "Civilization" Threat

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Domestic

Caution and Relief: How Congress Read the Ceasefire

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World

Pakistan Brokered the Deal Everyone Said Was Impossible. Both Sides Need to Understand Why.

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World

Israel Got Exactly What It Needed: A Ceasefire That Doesn't Apply to Its War

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National

The Ceasefire Was Not Diplomacy. It Was a Logistics Problem.

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World

He Promised to Destroy a Civilization. Then He Called It a Win.

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World

Inside Iran's 10-Point Proposal: The Shared Interests Both Sides Refuse to Name

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Economy

Gas Prices and American Wallets: Who Pays for Brinkmanship?

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Economy

Hormuz "Conditional Passage": The Supply Chain Whiplash Nobody Is Pricing In

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Economy

Global Equities Surge: Who Profits From the Ceasefire Trade?

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Economy

Oil Crashes Below $100: The Market Mechanics of Relief

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History

Reporter details CIA's Operation Midnight Climax — MKUltra-era safe houses, surreptitious LSD dosing, and 1977 disclosures

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History

Declassified CIA Project Artichoke documents show 1950s research into concealing mind‑control drugs in vaccines, food, and drinks, with ties to Bluebird and later MKUltra.

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Technology

ChatGPT voice mode launches in Apple CarPlay with iOS 26.4 rollout, offering hands-free, voice-only access to iPhone users this week.

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History

Dozens killed in late-March massacre in Haiti's Artibonite as gangs expand and international Gang Suppression Force trickles in (reported April 6, 2026).

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History

Declassified records show CIA Project Bluebird (1950) evolved into Project Artichoke (1951) and MKUltra, using drugs, hypnosis and unwitting subjects in interrogation experiments.

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History

Rep. John B. Larson introduces H. RES. 1155 on April 6, 2026, filing 13 articles to impeach President Trump alleging murder, war crimes, piracy and abuse of power.

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Technology

OpenAI secretly funded Parents & Kids Safe AI coalition and pledged $10M to a California ballot initiative, sparking criticism and calls to withdraw

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Law

As FISA Section 702 nears its April 20, 2026 sunset, questions about CIA accountability grow amid retracted intelligence reports, workforce cuts, and contested congressional oversight.

2d ago

Law

New Mexico reopens investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch as searches and DOJ file releases renew scrutiny over visitors and alleged intelligence links (Apr 5, 2026).

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History

Reporter outlines origins, abuses, oversight failures, and long-term consequences of the CIA's MK-Ultra mind-control program (reported April 5, 2026).

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A Ceasefire Built on Sand: Why This Pause Changes Nothing

Only the Second Australian Charged. The War Ended 15 Years Ago.

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The Veto as Strategy: Russia and China Block Hormuz Resolution

Bondi Got Fired for Not Being Ruthless Enough

Project Glasswing: The Mechanism Behind 12 Companies and 1000 Zero-Days

Ten Trillion Parameters and a Locked Door

The Scaling Hypothesis at Ten Trillion: What the Benchmarks Mean

The New Priesthood of Capability Gatekeepers

Anthropic Builds a God and Promises Not to Let Anyone Use It

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Too Dangerous to Release, Too Profitable to Share

Project Glasswing Found Zero-Days in Every Major OS

The CIA's Long Game: From Guatemala to Tehran

Macron Speaks, Allies Fracture: The Human Cost of Going It Alone

War Powers and the Iran Conflict: A Constitutional Question Congress Keeps Dodging

The Government Started a War. Your Energy Bill Proves It.

Diesel at $5.62 Means Everything Costs More

The Case for Removal: 25th Amendment Pressure After the "Civilization" Threat

Caution and Relief: How Congress Read the Ceasefire

Pakistan Brokered the Deal Everyone Said Was Impossible. Both Sides Need to Understand Why.

Israel Got Exactly What It Needed: A Ceasefire That Doesn't Apply to Its War

The Ceasefire Was Not Diplomacy. It Was a Logistics Problem.

He Promised to Destroy a Civilization. Then He Called It a Win.

Inside Iran's 10-Point Proposal: The Shared Interests Both Sides Refuse to Name

Gas Prices and American Wallets: Who Pays for Brinkmanship?

Hormuz "Conditional Passage": The Supply Chain Whiplash Nobody Is Pricing In

Global Equities Surge: Who Profits From the Ceasefire Trade?

Oil Crashes Below $100: The Market Mechanics of Relief

Reporter details CIA's Operation Midnight Climax — MKUltra-era safe houses, surreptitious LSD dosing, and 1977 disclosures

Declassified CIA Project Artichoke documents show 1950s research into concealing mind‑control drugs in vaccines, food, and drinks, with ties to Bluebird and later MKUltra.

ChatGPT voice mode launches in Apple CarPlay with iOS 26.4 rollout, offering hands-free, voice-only access to iPhone users this week.

Dozens killed in late-March massacre in Haiti's Artibonite as gangs expand and international Gang Suppression Force trickles in (reported April 6, 2026).

Declassified records show CIA Project Bluebird (1950) evolved into Project Artichoke (1951) and MKUltra, using drugs, hypnosis and unwitting subjects in interrogation experiments.

Rep. John B. Larson introduces H. RES. 1155 on April 6, 2026, filing 13 articles to impeach President Trump alleging murder, war crimes, piracy and abuse of power.

OpenAI secretly funded Parents & Kids Safe AI coalition and pledged $10M to a California ballot initiative, sparking criticism and calls to withdraw

As FISA Section 702 nears its April 20, 2026 sunset, questions about CIA accountability grow amid retracted intelligence reports, workforce cuts, and contested congressional oversight.

New Mexico reopens investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch as searches and DOJ file releases renew scrutiny over visitors and alleged intelligence links (Apr 5, 2026).

Reporter outlines origins, abuses, oversight failures, and long-term consequences of the CIA's MK-Ultra mind-control program (reported April 5, 2026).