Dutton and Rinehart’s Bargain-Bin Populism Is a National Embarrassment
Australia’s conservatives aren’t leading a movement—they’re fumbling through a second-rate Trump tribute act.
Joan Westenberg
America’s Constitutional Crisis is Really About Technical Debt
Technical debt isn’t just for software engineers—it’s baked into the very foundation of American democracy.
This Isn’t Progress—It’s a Heist
The billionaires aren’t building the future of AI—they’re buying it, carving it up, and selling the rest of us out.
This Man is a Nazi.
If it walks like a Nazi and talks like a Nazi, there is a good chance it's Elon Musk.
Democracy Isn’t Dead—Stop Writing Its Obituary
Democracy isn’t dying of natural causes—it’s being suffocated by collective pessimism, resignation, and the viral normalization of defeat.
This is Trump's America. There's Only One Winner Here.
This is Trump's America, where the people cheer their own exclusion and call it victory. In the end, there was only ever going to be one winner.
Silicon Valley's Secret Love Affair with the State
Behind Silicon Valley's anti-government rhetoric lies a web of billion-dollar contracts, taxpayer-funded breakthroughs, and a partnership with the state too deep to deny