Volume XXXVIII
The status quo has changed in the Middle East. Words have escalated to actions, but how deep will those actions go? Back in the United States, we examine how selectively our rights are applied, why accelerationism isn't the answer, and take an objective look at the most consequential campaign finance case in modern history.
Articles in this Volume
From Gaugamela to the Gulf: The Reality of War in Iran
U.S. and Israel launch a decapitation strike on Iran, killing Khamenei and sparking a regional war that trades deterrence for systemic collapse.
Guns For Me and Not for Thee
Second Amendment rights applied selectively? Explore how the Trump administration's gun stance echoes the 1967 Mulford Act's racial double standard.
Hasan Piker and the Dangerous Romance of Collapse
Hasan Piker’s accelerationist gamble and why history shows collapse rarely delivers democratic socialism.
What is Citizens United?
Citizens United (2010) barred limits on independent corporate political spending, reshaping campaign finance and sparking lasting debate over money and democracy.