originally posted: 17 September 2025 Today in New York City, I walked past flags flying half-mast to represent a nation in grief. Grief is what I have been reflecting most on over the last few days, more specifically, who we are allowed to grieve and how we are allowed to
Originally posted: 13 August 2025 The Epstein situation has all the ingredients needed for a perennial scandal. Sex, money, politics, murder, and a bunch of high-profile players all connected in ways unknown to the public but potentially contained in thousands of files held by the Department of Justice. The Trump
Originally posted: 26 May 2025 On Monday, the GENIUS Act passed a cloture vote in the Senate. It will now almost certainly be passed into law. The law concerns the regulation in the United States of stablecoin, a type of cryptocurrency. Given that only 7% of the American population holds
While the focus is on civil servants being forced out of government, the real problem is what might replace them. Originally published: 15 February 2025 Since Elon Musk's attachment to the Trump campaign, there has been constant talk of improving government efficiency. Trump signed an executive order on
originally published: 6 February 2025 Today, the Senate will likely confirm Russell Vought as the head of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). Under a normal presidency, the actions currently being undertaken by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) would be the responsibility of the OMB. The OMB turns
