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In his signature style, Lawrence ODonnell goes into depth on the latest news developments and offers his take on the political stories driving the national...

Coding the Middle East as an irredeemable warzone absolves national security elites of responsibility not to do harm.

Political infighting and purges have been hallmarks of the Chinese Communist Party since its earliest days but came to a peak during Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution, damaging the country and paralyzing the Party itself. When Mao died in 1976, it was agreed by Party survivors that the constant and ruthless upheaval must end. But the struggles continued, albeit at a slower pace

0 what does this mean foran the u.s. financial system? tit means something, thats for sure. in the meantime, we are out of time. well be back tomorrow night at0 8:00 and every weeknight the show that the schwahn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and especially groupthink at the best night with the ones you love. heres the great sean hannity all tucker and thank you . great show. welcome to "hannity" tonight as canadas freedom convoy rolls on the media mob how doxing harassing, threatening amer...

>> i think the people who run our democracies now would like to rule them with impunity. they dont want people to know whats been done in their name, they want to keep secrets, they want to -- they dont want the public to be informed basically. i think thats why and they are making an example out of julian telling people if you tell the truth about our secrets, if you tell the truth about the security state or anything really, this is whats going to happen to you. you are going to be locked in a...

Know, the people who run our democracies now would like to rule them with impunity them dont want people to know whats been done in their name -- they dont want people to know whats been done in their name. they want to keep secrets them dont want the public -- they want to keep secrets. they dont want the public to be informed. theyre making an example out of julian saying to people if you tell the truth about our secrets f you -- if you tell the truth about the security state or anything reall...

Karen J. Greenberg is the Director of the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and author of the book The Least Worst Place.

In the late 1920s, banks all over the country began to fail. Frisbee’s First National Bank in Sheldon was not exempt from this problem. There was no such thing as

New revelations on the laundering of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propaganda through local actors in the Czech Republic point to an underresearched aspect of influence operations. The CCP’s tactic of “borrowing a boat to go out to sea” (借船出海, jie chuan chu hai), i.e., coopting local media outlets to serve as proxies, has long been known to involve organs in the …