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Donald Trump as Guardian: Natalie Harp and the Rebel Brother (opens the original)
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Donald Trump as Guardian: Natalie Harp and the Rebel Brother An Object Relations Analysis of Authority, Loss, and Attachment Natalie Harp's unusually close relationship with Donald Trump has generally been discussed as a story about political loyalty, personal devotion, or influence within the president's inner circle. This article approaches the relationship differently. Using object relations theory, it examines Harp's conservative evangelical upbringing, her relationship with her parents, the
The UN General Assembly Revealed a Changing World on Palestine (opens the original)
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The 2026 United Nations General Assembly did not end the war in Gaza, resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, or fundamentally alter the military balance of power in the Middle East. What it did accomplish was politically significant: it exposed, with unusual clarity, the widening diplomatic distance between the government of Benjamin Netanyahu and a large part of the international community. The speeches of world leaders, the overwhelming General Assembly vote concerning Palestinian participa
Who Blinks First? Washington and Tehran Test Each Other's Limits (opens the original)
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After nearly seven months of war, the confrontation between the United States and Iran has entered a peculiar and potentially more dangerous stage. Neither side has achieved the political outcome it originally sought, yet neither appears prepared to make the first major concession necessary to end the conflict. The negotiations surrounding the United Nations General Assembly in New York demonstrated the problem. Diplomacy did not fail because Washington and Tehran had nothing to discuss. On the
Max Blumenthal on His Iran Trip, Being Detained by Trump & the Globalist Chokehold on American Media (opens the original)
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In this wide-ranging interview, Tucker Carlson speaks with journalist Max Blumenthal about Iran, Israel, and the expanding American role in the Middle East. Blumenthal discusses his recent trip to Iran and his detention after returning to the United States. Much of the conversation examines Benjamin Netanyahu's influence on U.S. policy toward Iran and the growing disagreement within the American right over continued military and political support for Israel. Carlson approaches the issue from an
The Iran War And The Looming Economic Collapse (w/ John Mearsheimer) | TCHR (opens the original)
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In this timely interview with Chris Hedges, political scientist John Mearsheimer examines the growing strategic and economic consequences of the Iran war. He argues that the United States has no clear military path to victory while Iran retains important leverage through the Strait of Hormuz and the Houthis threaten Saudi oil exports through the Red Sea. Mearsheimer also discusses pressure on energy markets, U.S. military resources, Iran's missile and drone capabilities, and the roles of China a
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