Today, the world has plenty of food. But practically everything needed to replace that food tomorrow is being disrupted—all at once. And curiously, we may be approaching the first food crisis in history where millions are paying hundreds of dollars a month for GLP-1 drugs designed to stop them from feeling hungry. In this video, we follow the pressure building across the food system—from fertilizer and farmland to livestock, grain traders, cargo ships and grocery-store shelves—to understand why the next food crisis may already be taking shape. Because one isolated disruption is manageable. The problem is that these disruptions are no longer isolated. Buy The Deep State Encyclopedia: Exposing the Cabal's Playbook…
A judge is ordering Trump officials to identify who was behind the idea for the $1.776 billion "anti-weaponization" fund. Former Assistant Manhattan District Attorney Catherine Christian, Senior Writer for The Dispatch David Drucker and Senior Advisor for the James Talarico campaign Chuck Rocha join Laura Barrón-López to weigh in.
On Wednesday, Chairman Jim Jordan demanded the FBI turn over all evidence related to a counterintelligence operation that classified President Donald Trump’s own administration officials and political allies as “conduits” of Russian disinformation.
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The Pentagon has entered a period of profound institutional turmoil, as a crisis of leadership at home converges with a crisis of capacity abroad. Why it matters: Six months into the Iran war, Pete Hegseth presides over a Pentagon with fewer senior leaders, fewer critical weapons and less public accountability than at any point in President Trump's two terms. Zoom in: The most striking departure yet came Monday from Army Secretary Dan Driscoll — Vice President Vance's close friend and Yale Law classmate, once viewed as a potential successor to Hegseth himself. - Driscoll, a rising star whom Trump had tapped for sensitive diplomacy in Ukraine, resigned after months of clashes with Hegseth over the Army's leadership and modernization. …
The Pentagon has entered a period of profound institutional turmoil, as a crisis of leadership at home converges with a crisis of capacity abroad. Why it matters: Six months into the Iran war, Pete Hegseth presides over a Pentagon with fewer senior leaders, fewer critical weapons and less public accountability than at any point in President Trump's two terms. Zoom in: The most striking departure yet came Monday from Army Secretary Dan Driscoll — Vice President Vance's close friend and Yale Law classmate, once viewed as a potential successor to Hegseth himself. - Driscoll, a rising star whom Trump had tapped for sensitive diplomacy in Ukraine, resigned after months of clashes with Hegseth over the Army's leadership and modernization. …Open
