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Is the DSA Communist? Part 2: Where the "Resistance" Comes From
Why does a socialist group whose own platform opposes everything Hamas stands for keep ending up beside it? We checked the members and the theory.
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Why does a socialist group whose own platform opposes everything Hamas stands for keep ending up beside it? We checked the members and the theory.
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We tested the charges against the Democratic Socialists of America layer by layer, from its platform to its leaders to the streamers who campaign for it.
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The word genocide has been stretched to cover diet drugs and policy fights, while the real thing happened in Sudan and almost nobody watched.
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Forget the grocery bill: which American producers the Canada trade war actually hits, and who's sitting it out.
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Twenty summers after the boom started, we put numbers to what oil built in western North Dakota and what it's still breaking.
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A one-page AI promise with no teeth, and what it means for your API bill, your home rig and your chatbot's rules.
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Why Bakken flares still burn, who pays for them, and why nobody has put them out.
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Everyone's braced for the car kill switch, the surveillance already ran for years, and right to repair just got gutted.
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This summer, the tick that causes a red meat allergy got blamed on Bill Gates, anti-meat activists, secret pilots, and the COVID shot. We sort out which stories hold up, and why people had good reason to believe them.
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Trump opened the door to 300,000 tons of tariff-free foreign beef, and Brazil is first in line. We look at what's actually coming, which animals it competes with, what the futures did, and why the bigger threats to a calf check aren't in Brazil at all
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Lab-grown meat, egg whites made by yeast, and blueberries that were never blueberries. We checked what's actually on American shelves, what's legal, who's banning what, and whether any of it is growing. The truth is less sci-fi than the internet says, and more sneaky.
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Three years ago Republicans were the party worried about AI. Now it's Democrats. But the real fight over AI isn't elephant vs. donkey. It's the people who own the machines vs. the people who live next to them.
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America leads on chips and money. The race is about power.
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Where they are, what they burn, and which of the scary numbers are real