The FCC's $200 Billion DisasterDec 20
on the fcc’s three-decade, $200 billion program the government accountability office has constantly accused of fraud and mismanagement, and lacking transparency and even goals
Corbin BartholdShowing the latest 12 posts.
on the fcc’s three-decade, $200 billion program the government accountability office has constantly accused of fraud and mismanagement, and lacking transparency and even goals
Corbin Bartholdcold war II is a culture war, too
Shyam Sankarclarissa ward's botched report on a “rescued prisoner” put her at the center of the story and shoved assad’s atrocities — and his victims — into the back seat
Ashley Rindsbergpirate wires #130 // a season of sociopathic justification for a businessman’s assassination from academia, media, and government, the violent reaction it has normalized, and the chaos it foretells
Mike Solanawhy the US is at risk of losing moon forever — and the comprehensive case for settling it before our enemies do
Ryan McEntushthe haiku stairs — a popular hawaiian tourist attraction with significant military history — is under threat of closure thanks to local political games
Richard Dewey and Mike Gallothe city is paying the pakistani government $220 million to operate its “new Ellis island” — where even residents are afraid to leave their rooms
Kevin Chaikenafter united healthcare ceo brian thompson was fatally shot by a masked killer in new york city, the response from progressives was glee
Kevin Chaikennearly two years after nic carter published his first piece with us on the biden regime’s campaign to kill crypto, operation chokepoint 2.0 has gone mainstream
Brandon Gorrellpirate wires #129 // the case for an america that grows, breaking down the moon thesis
Mike Solanaafter marc andreessen discussed debanking and ocp 2.0 on joe rogan — and the discourse now at a fever pitch — nic carter breaks down marc's claims, and those of his critics
Nic Carterlondon’s digital markets, competition and consumers act gives regulators the power to stop any acquisition, anywhere, for basically any reason they want
Ashley Rindsberg