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The New Yorker Thinks Patriotism Is "Problematic"
The New Yorker Thinks Patriotism Is "Problematic"
In a meandering essay name dropping every dress-to-impress academic figure from Voltaire to Alexis de Tocqueville to Howard Zinn, The New Yorker has set out on a quest to explain how the progressive left can essentially despise the country they live in the name of social justice, while also adopting the perks of "patriotism" so they can own the Chuds.
The publication throws around some curious stats and asserts that patriotism is on the decline because, as they argue, patriotism today requires people to...
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'Alligator Alcatraz' Can Continue Operating, Appeals Court Says
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Authored by Troy Myers via The Epoch Times,
A federal appeals court on Tuesday pulled a judge’s previous order to dismantle the high-profile detention center in the Florida Everglades for illegal immigrants, known as “Alligator Alcatraz.”
In a 2–1 ruling, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit sided with the Trump administration’s argument that there was minimal federal involvement in the facility’s construction, so a federal environmental review was not warranted.
“Using state employees and state funds, Florida officials, on their own initiative,...
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Jun 28, 2026 / Jason Ditz
Protests in Beirut as Many Lebanese Oppose ‘Shameful’ Israel Deal
Friday’s announcement of a new “trilateral deal” between Israel, Lebanon and the United States quickly proved controversial, and major protests erupted in the Lebanese capital of Beirut. Centering around the Shi’ite suburbs of southern Beirut, which have been repeatedly attacked by Israel during the war, the protesters complained it did little to nothing to actually […]
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Jun 17, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Rare Earth Stocks Pop After G7 Unveils Plan To Reduce Dependence On China For Critical Minerals
Rare Earth Stocks Pop After G7 Unveils Plan To Reduce Dependence On China For Critical Minerals
Rare earth stocks spiked on Wednesday after G7 leaders agreed to strengthen coordination on critical minerals as they seek to reduce dependence on China-dominated supply chains, according to a new report from Reuters.
Without naming China directly, the group set a goal of limiting reliance on any single external supplier of rare earths and permanent magnets to less than 60% by 2030, with a longer-term target of 50%.
Reuters reports that to support that effort, the...
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