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The Tyranny of One Man’s Opinion (opens the original)
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The Founders of the U.S. constitutional system separated the sword from the purse and divided governmental power for a reason, writes Judge Andrew Napolitano. Trump’s image on a wall in Washington, D.C., July 2026. (Diane Krauthamer/ Flickr/ CC BY-NC-SA 2.0) In America, we have a Constitution to prevent the perception and the reality of the tyranny of one man’s opinion. The Constitution’s Fifth Amendment makes clear that if the government wants life, liberty or property, it cannot take it by exe
Vijay Prashad: The Future (opens the original)
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Behind widespread youth uprisings lies a stark contradiction: an economic system that protects capital while stripping young people of dignified work, community and the confidence that tomorrow can be different. Peterson Kamwathi, Kenya, Untitled, 2020. (Via Tricontinental Institute) By Vijay Prashad Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research Over the past two years, young people around the world have taken to the streets. From Kenya to Nepal, Indonesia to the Philippines, from Madagascar to
Vijay Prashad: Modernization & Capitalism Aren't the Same (opens the original)
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For the Global South, development cannot be achieved by imitating the capitalist West; it requires breaking imperialist dependency and transforming social relations. The Chinese People’s Liberation Army captured Taiyuan, Shanxi on April 24, 1949, in a major battle of the Chinese Revolution. (Unknown/Public Domain in China/Wilimedia) By Vijay Prashad Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research In 1960, the U.S. economist Walt Whitman Rostow published The Stages of Economic Growth: A Non-Communi
Pacific Public Broadcasters Target China & Russia (opens the original)
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Australia and New Zealand are using their public broadcasters as “soft power” in a geopolitical battle for the hearts and minds of the people of Pacific nations. Ultimo Centre – the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s national headquarters in Sydney. (J Bar / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 3.0) Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) department describes “soft power” as “having the ability to influence the behaviour or thinking of others through the power of attraction and ideas.
ICE Is Disappearing People (opens the original)
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Experts argue that removing ICE detainees from U.S. government registers amounts to “disappearing” them in the manner of a typical dictatorship. ICE ERO escorts a “high profile removal” to an awaiting ICE Air charter flight. (ICE / Wikimedia Commons / Public Domain) Critics reacted with horror to a report detailing how U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has abruptly ended its practice of disclosing the locations of thousands of detainees. ICE “has stopped publicly revealing where it is hol
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