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Article: Daniel Ellsberg: Pentagon Papers Whistleblower, Pro-Democracy Hero (1931-2023) - Daniel Ellsberg, who former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger called The Most Dangerous Man in America for revealing the secret history and nuclear threats of the U.S. war in Vietnam, left the living on Friday morning, June 16, due to inoperable pancreatic cancer.

See Slate’s full tribute to the life of Christopher Hitchens.  Read Slate’s complete collection of  Christopher Hitchens' columns.

Jackie Hoffart is changing the face of local comedy. We can all be grateful for their work.

Twitter’s biggest tryhard has taken over the platform, but the social media industry could be heading for multiple crises, says tech writer Richard Seymour

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

A top aide to Bernie Sanders has published an article in <em>The New Republic</em> adopting Christopher Hitchens’ argument in support of the War on Terror, a milestone in the exposure of the pseudo-left’s pro-imperialist political essence.

The woman some hate to love - from outspoken feminist, anti-apartheid activist and human rights commissioner to Trump supporter - Rhoda Kadalie died on Saturday in Los Angeles.

Rich Lowry recently rebuked "neo-isolationists" for their insistence on restraint from Washington toward the war in Ukraine.

I dont say this to toot my own horn but to point out that its not me, its the role. Real journalism matters.

On the tenth anniversary of Christopher Hitche...