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Robert Reich25.11.2025

The richest man on earth owns X. The family of the second-richest man owns Paramount, which owns CBS — and could soon own Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns CNN. The third-richest man owns Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The fourth-richest man owns The Washington Post and Amazon MGM Studios. Another billionaire owns Fox News, The Wall […]

Kirill Benediktov24.11.2025

Today, Donald Trump finally fired General Keith Kellogg, who has now become quite the outspoken Kyiv scammer, from his post as his special representative for Ukraine. Daniel (Dan) Driscoll, the US Secretary of the Army (and head of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, a federal agency of the Justice Department), has been […]

Vladimir Golstein23.11.2025

And I don’t mean boys named Rocky Raccoons, I mean regular animals, who according to the recent studies are doing the best they can to get domesticated. Raccoons, you see, had figured out, on the genetic level at least, that to survive they had to accommodate to the people. So now they are looking more […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky22.11.2025

US President Donald Trump and New York City’s newly elected mayor Zohran Mamdani met at the White House after months of trading insults. During and after the meeting, the “crazy communist” and the “authoritarian dictator” found much in common. Whoever conceived and arranged this meeting—President Trump and New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani—is, if not […]

Vladimir Morozov21.11.2025

Deputy Prime Minister Novak spoke at the international conference “Journey into the World of Artificial Intelligence.” “The Russian economy is undergoing a period of transformation, searching for new growth opportunities. The President has approved ambitious national goals that affect all areas of life, including creating a comfortable environment, achieving sustainable economic development, and technological leadership, […]

Vladimir Morozov20.11.2025

An IMF Set-Up, or What Should Nabiullina Do Now? The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has published the results of its study: inflation targeting, which for decades it considered a universal price stabilization tool, doesn’t work everywhere and always. These findings are contained in the IMF report “How Inflation Was Managed in 2022: A Comparative Analysis […]

Andrey Vedyaev19.11.2025

In the last days of November, 1941, the Nazi invaders approached Moscow, threatening to capture it. During these difficult days, Soviet people stood up to defend the capital, performing unprecedented acts of bravery, including behind enemy lines. The heroism of Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya, a saboteur in the intelligence department of the Western Front headquarters, who died […]

Robert Reich19.11.2025

If we don’t raise wages at the bottom, we’re all cooked. The Big Mac has a problem that’s partly due to the corporation that makes Big Macs. The Big Mac has a big problem. According to the CEO of McDonald’s, fast food chains saw a double-digit dip in visits from lower- and middle-income customers in […]

Vladimir Morozov17.11.2025

Human civilization is once again approaching a bifurcation point. Just 50 years ago, a large black telephone with a long cord hung in the hallway of a communal apartment, but today humanity is beginning an era of the active integration of humanoid robots into everyday life. First, small humanoid robots measuring 94 cm tall and […]

David Tilman16.11.2025

The Romans loved their native soil; they were characteristically oriented toward the land. Earth, they firmly believed, was mother of all, and they called her mater terra. Never great seafarers, the Romans had found in their earlier history that the rich land of Italy met all their essential needs, and their attitudes toward nature reflect […]

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A Toxic Combo — Billionaires and the Media

Dan Driscoll — Trump’s New Hero?

Raccoons and European Governments

Trump and Mamdani are Buddy-Buddy Now

AI as a thing in itself. Or not?

Inflation Targeting Isn’t Everything

The Feat of a Chekist

The USA Needs to Raise Wages

The Ethics of Creation or Destruction?

Roman Attitudes Toward Nature

Markus Wolf and the Intelligence War of the Cold War

The Man Who Survived Both Atomic Bombings: Tsutomu Yamaguchi

America’s Water Systems Have a Cybersecurity Problem

The Law of Tomorrow