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El Salvador’s Embrace of Bitcoin Didn’t Bring Prosperity — It Rode in With Waves of RepressionJacob Silverman, Ben McKenzieThe Salvadoran president paired his bitcoin mandate with policies of mass incarceration and forced displacement.
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Joe Biden’s Empty Rhetoric About Hope and HistoryRobert MackeyIn 1995, Bill Clinton quoted poet Seamus Heaney to encourage peace in Northern Ireland. Last week, Biden performed a sort of listless political karaoke in Jerusalem.
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The Cult of Donald TrumpJames RisenOn January 6, Trump was not much different from Jim Jones, as he urged his rabid followers to kill American democracy.
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The Problem with New York’s Public Power Campaign — and How to Fix ItMatt Huber, Fred StaffordA socialist strategy would put unions, industrial expertise, and clean energy writ large at the center of the bill.
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Documents Reveal Advanced AI Tools Google Is Selling to IsraelSam BiddleGoogle employees, who have been kept in the dark about the “Nimbus” AI project, have concerns about Israeli human rights abuses.
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Firm Funding William Lacy Clay-Backed PAC Is Tied to Cori Bush Opponent’s FatherAkela LacySteven Roberts Sr. has held multiple titles at SCD Investments LLC, the largest donor to a new PAC attacking Bush. His son is running to unseat her.
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What We May Never Know About Jan. 6DeconstructedThe January 6 hearings have provided no shortage of juicy details about Trump and his accomplices. But will they lead anywhere?
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