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Robert Reich07.03.2026

I haven’t retired. I still work. And frankly, I resent anyone thinking otherwise. It happened again this morning. I was in the locker room of a local gym when someone I didn’t know asked me: “So, are you retired?” I mumbled something indecipherable and looked away. I hate that question. Just as bad is: “So, […]

Vyacheslav Golovkov06.03.2026

Why ‘Freedom of Speech’ Won’t Save Developers Anymore. 14 years. One second! Sewell Setzer III was an ordinary teenager from Florida. In April 2023, he registered on the Character.AI platform. Ten months later, he was found in the bathroom, phone in hand. On the screen was a conversation with a chatbot named Daenerys Targaryen. Sewell’s […]

Robert Reich05.03.2026

Trump is actively destroying it. “We are just getting started,” Trump’s secretary of “war,” Pete Hegseth, said yesterday, adding that the attacks on Iran will escalate, with “death and destruction all day long.” So far more than 1,000 civilians have been killed in Iran, according to human rights monitors, including 180 children, most of them […]

Kirill Benediktov04.03.2026

Speaking to journalists at the White House today, where he was hosting German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, US President Donald Trump announced that he had decided to start a war to prevent Iranian attacks. “We were negotiating with these lunatics, and I thought they were going to attack. They were going to attack if we hadn’t […]

Vladimir Morozov04.03.2026

Part 1. A Financial Pyramid Based on Credit During crises, everyone suffers anyway, don’t banks risk themselves by being the triggers of crises? Not at all. Let’s not forget that it was the usurers who, several centuries ago, planned and successfully implemented the current global financial system. So there are specific measures to assist banks […]

Vladimir Morozov04.03.2026

Where do economic crises come from and why are they man-made? Let’s start by redefining what the capitalist mode of production is. It’s generally accepted that this is an economic system based on private ownership of the means of production, the exploitation of wage labor, and (most importantly) the extraction of profit. Inevitably, the question […]

Kirill Benediktov03.03.2026

On the third day of the US and Israel’s war against Iran, it can be confirmed that Washington did not plan a pinpoint strike in the “hit-and-run” scheme this time, but was oriented towards a campaign lasting several weeks. Consequently, the risks for Trump, his administration, and the Republican Party as a whole are potentially […]

Robert Reich02.03.2026

Trump and Netanyahu’s attack on Iran is premised on a gossamer web of assumptions and inferences. Trump says Iran has enough nuclear material to build a bomb within days, will soon have long-range missiles capable of hitting the United States, and plans an attack. But he has offered no evidence. Most experts say he’s wrong. […]

Kirill Benediktov01.03.2026

“Bombs will fall everywhere. When we’re done, seize your government. It will be yours. This will likely be your only chance in generations,” Trump addressed the Iranian people, standing on the green lawn at Mar-a-Lago. “America stands with you with overwhelming force and destructive power. Now is the time to take your destiny into your […]

Robert Reich28.02.2026

Two forces are stopping sensible regulation of AI. He’s one of them. Which is more important to you? Allowing Pete Hegseth to use artificial intelligence (AI) however he wants, OR preventing AI from doing mass surveillance of Americans and creating lethal weapons without human oversight? That’s the stark choice posed by the intensifying fight between […]

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Please Don’t Ask Me if I’ve Retired or “Still Work”

AI vs. the First Amendment

The Moral Basis of Civilization

Playing the Victim

Economic Crises and Why Everyone Suffers Except Bankers

A Financial Pyramid Based on Credit

Will the Next Target Be Russia?

Trump’s Real Reason for War

Trump Goes All-In

Pete Hegseth and the AI Doomsday Machine

The Michael Jackson Biopic is Missing its Most Controversial Story

Madama Butterfly and the Japan of the Western Imagination

The Spanish Civil War at 90: the Republic’s Response

Terminator Is about 80 Years Old