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One of the questions I’ve been getting the most lately is this: What do Communists want? What will their world look like after they overthrow the government? What is the “Marxist utopia?”This video answers that question.Decode The Left with Karlyn Borysenko is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit

Miami Herald editorial board member Mary Anna Mancuso shares what environmental issues resonate with local readers.

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Tampa Bay Times environmental reporter Max Chesnes talks about the ways he communicates with readers on climate issues that matter.

republicEn.org executive director and former Congressman Bob Inglis (R-SC) on the words and language that resonates with conservative audiences on climate policy.

Government efficiency and meme culture might seem worlds apart, but today’s headlines are rewriting that story as Dogecoin’s recent real-world leap signals a profound shift in digital finance. After years of internet jokes and viral memes, Dogecoin’s “DOGE thinking” now means serious business, as House of Doge, the commercial arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, has officially gone public on the Nasdaq. This pivotal move, following its merger with Brag House Holdings, sets the stage for mainstream

The nation’s capital is once again at the center of intense debate as the federal government shutdown enters its second week, fueling new questions about efficiency and the use of taxpayers’ money. More than 4,000 federal workers have received layoff notices, a first during a shutdown, while an estimated 900,000 remain furloughed and over 750,000 are working without pay. These unprecedented actions, initiated by the Trump administration and carried out by the Department of Government Efficiency

Listeners, the latest Government Efficiency Report has ignited intense debate after the Department of Government Efficiency—or DOGE, as it’s nicknamed—released data that some say is barking mad, while others call it the bold disruption Washington needed. According to the New York Times, DOGE, steered by Elon Musk, stunned the capital with claims of a staggering $1 trillion slashed from federal budgets. However, skepticism is mounting since analysts highlight that much of these “savings” haven’t

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.racket.newsForty-two judges take a stand in the dumbest group letter everNarrated by Jared Moore

1. A public hearing is still underway in Milwaukee on authorizing the use of cameras to enforce traffic violations. They're currently prohibited under state law. The hearing is going on at the Summerfest building. Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson is in favor of adding red light cameras to the city. He hopes it will cut down on reckless driving. Senator Dora Drakes explains next steps if the cameras are approved. Today's public hearing is unique in that it's not happening at the State Capital. It's

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit glennloury.substack.comLast Friday’s livestream was a hot one. Today I’m posting the video for all who missed it (you have to be a paid subscriber to hear the full version now, but everybody else will get it on Friday). But trust me, this is appointment viewing. I’ll be at Stanford later this week for a conference on the work of Thomas Sowell. But the livestream will return the week following.In the first half of the stream, Nikita

1. The government shutdown is now impacting air travel. There's been an uptick in sick calls from air traffic controllers. Remember, they're working without pay during the shutdown. Staffing shortages are leading to flight delays. Meanwhile, the finger-pointing by politicians continues. CBS News has learned the Office of Management and Budget is circulating a memo inside the White House, stating furloughed workers and federal employees working without pay, are not entitled to backpay during the

Viral video purportedly shows murder accused history-sheeter cutting cake to applause from other inmates. Last yr, actor Darshan, accused of murder, was seen enjoying his time in the prison.

V-C Yogesh Singh has drawn flak for speech referring to ‘urban Naxals’ operating in university spaces, accusing student movements like Pinjra Tod of being driven by ‘ingratitude’.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about how Prime Big Deal Days 2025, which happens Tuesday and Wednesday, marks the fourth time that Amazon is running two member-exclusive savings events in a single year. Ten years after launching its first Prime Day sale, the online retailer anticipates raking in $9 billion dollars from the October version of Prime Big Deal Days 2025. While shoppers may set some records this week, it’s the way in which consumers are spending that’s raising eyebrows among

1. A public hearing is underway in Milwaukee on authorizing the use of cameras to enforce traffic violations. They're currently prohibited under state law. The hearing is going on at the Summerfest building. Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson is in favor of adding red light cameras to the city. He hopes it will cut down on reckless driving. Senator Dora Drakes explains next steps if the cameras are approved. Today's public hearing is unique in that it's not happening at the State Capital. It's here in

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso reports that Israel has begun releasing nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners as part of a ceasefire agreement, while Hamas has released the remaining 20 living Israeli hostages and will soon deliver the remains of 28 deceased hostages. The ceasefire agreement is being signed in Sharm el Sheikh with the participation of world leaders, although neither Israel nor Hamas will be present. Additionally, Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro announced the fo...

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Zohran Mamdani BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, has been making headlines in recent days with several significant developments. At a campaign rally, he received enthusiastic support from thousands of attendees, including a standing ovation for New York Attorney General Letitia James, who spoke at the event. James, despite facing indictment, remains a prominent figure in Mamdani's campaign, with Mamdani applauding her efforts for New