Janet Levy
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
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- Sep 8, 2026
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- Jul 10, 2026
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What Is The Significance Of The Mecca Pact? (opens the original)
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America must rethink its policies and priorities in the volatile Middle East. Last month, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed the Mecca Pact, a defense alliance moving toward autonomous security arrangements and away from America’s shield. President Donald Trump hailed the pact, saying the Middle East is coming together. Some analysts called it an incipient “Islamic NATO.” But there are far too many complexities, and events are still unfolding. For one, the pact—though three years in the m
The New Religion of Anti-Speciesism Values Animals Above Humans (opens the original)
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A movement that aligns with the goals of Agenda 21 and the globalists. The Judeo-Christian ethos, often cited as the foundation of Western civilization and a core element of American identity, holds that humans are superior to animals. It holds that while animals act on instinct, we possess consciousness, a conscience, and free will to choose our actions and face the consequences. While recognizing human superiority and hegemony, its moral code obligates us to treat animals with compassion. Anim
Are We Marching Toward The Militarization Of Policing In America? (opens the original)
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America risks becoming no different from communist-era dictatorships, where dissenters quietly disappeared and peaceful protests were crushed by battle tanks. In January 2025, customs agents at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson airport stopped activist Samuel Tunick upon his return from the Dominican Republic. During the search, they demanded access to his cellphone. He refused, but when pressured, he used a duress password to wipe all data and protect his privacy. During the arrest, Tunick was not a
Space Junk And The Coming Crisis In Low Earth Orbit (opens the original)
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There is only so much capacity in space for objects; a cleanup is critical and overdue. Satellites bring to mind images of shiny, angular objects orbiting Earth at tremendous speed through the boundless emptiness of space. Yet the orbits are no longer empty. Besides traffic, they are teeming with debris from spacecraft breaking up because of age, explosions, or collisions. Orbital debris has doubled over the past decade. As of 2026, about 1.2 million objects measuring 1–10 cm are in orbit. Trave
What the Flock! How One Company And Its ALPRs Enable Warrantless Surveillance (opens the original)
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We are in uncharted Big Brother territory. Six years ago, police in Aurora, CO, drew weapons on Brittney Gillian, a black woman, and four minors—her sister, daughter, and two nieces, ages 17 to six years—forced them to the hot asphalt in a parking lot, handcuffed them, and turned their “Sunday fun day” outing into a nightmare. The officers had misidentified Gillian’s SUV as stolen, matching the plates but not waiting to cross-check the description of the vehicle the Automated License Plate Reade
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