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Continue reading →: How the Democrats Lost — and How They Can Win AgainInside the Democratic Party, the loudest debate of the moment asks a strangely small question: Should Democrats become more populist? More moderate? More socialist?Ezra Klein’s answer is deceptively simple: yes — to all of it.Not because the party needs a new ideology, but because American political power isn’t awarded to…
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Continue reading →: The Predicted Fall of America’s Soft Power: How “Difference” Became the New CoolAmerica’s soft power, once unrivaled, is now in visible decline. Once the global source of cultural “cool,” the U.S. has lost emotional influence through political isolationism, trade nationalism, and internal cultural fatigue. While Trump’s second term accelerated this erosion, the trend runs deeper — a shift from admiration to indifference.…
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Continue reading →: APEC Revisited: Five Defining Moments from the 2025 Summit in GyeongjuThe APEC Summit in Gyeongju marked a pivotal moment for President Lee Jae-myung, emphasizing practical diplomacy through key deals, including a U.S.–Korea tariff agreement and a surprise Trump–Xi meeting. The summit demonstrated a shift in Pacific politics, with alliances formed through economic transactions rather than ideological commitments, reflecting new geopolitical…
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Continue reading →: How “Affordable Indulgence” Is Redefining American ConsumptionAs the economy slows, spending habits shift towards “small luxuries” like affordable cosmetics and specialty coffee. While luxury purchases decline among the middle class, affluent consumers dominate high-end sales. Brands must adapt by offering mini products that evoke emotional satisfaction, shaping a market that values intimacy and individual moments of…
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Continue reading →: Why MAGA Are the Children of MarxIn a reflective piece, the author recounts a 1985 lunch with Sam Francis, a figure whose revolutionary ideas, rooted in reactionary thought, have influenced the MAGA movement. This movement appropriates leftist tools to dismantle institutions rather than constructively reform. The author urges a return to constructive ideology and moral language.
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The Magic Trick That Killed Peru’s Democracy
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Continue reading →: The Magic Trick That Killed Peru’s DemocracyDina Boluarte’s impeachment marks the third ousting of a Peruvian president in five years, reflecting the country’s deep political corruption and organized crime. Real power now resides with a coalition of brokers, undermining democracy from within. Peru’s situation warns against complacency, exposing how freedom can erode without a dictator.
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Continue reading →: A Two-Hour Political Show All About Shaving, Fat, and Sending Troops Against CiviliansRecently, 800 top military officers gathered at Quantico, Virginia, expecting strategic updates but instead witnessed a political rally led by Trump and Defense Secretary Hegseth. They emphasized loyalty and domestic control, neglecting military readiness. This event highlighted a concerning shift toward militarized politics, jeopardizing the military’s apolitical tradition.
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Continue reading →: The Myth of a Pure American IdentityAmerica was never a white Protestant nation. From its colonial roots, it was a clash of faiths and identities. Its greatness lies not in purity, but in building a working democracy amid division and diversity.
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Continue reading →: Taylor Swift Is Rewriting the Rules of Music AgainTaylor Swift’s album “The Life of a Showgirl,” released on October 3, achieved unprecedented sales, reshaping the music industry. With 4.02 million copies sold in its first week and a historic Billboard achievement, it transcended music by blending experiences, boosting economies, and establishing a multi-version market. This redefined the connection…
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Continue reading →: AI Is Eating Your Brain and You Don’t Even NoticeDavid Brooks warns that while AI offers convenience, it leads to intellectual decay by promoting reliance on machines over genuine thought. A study shows AI users struggle to remember their work, reflecting diminished cognitive engagement. Brooks asserts that real learning demands effort, and over-dependence on AI may compromise critical thinking…
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