
Nathan J. Robinson
Editor-in-Chief at Current Affairs
Editor of @CurAffairs, former political columnist for the @guardian https://t.co/mIadf5dgrH
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1 week ago |
currentaffairs.org | Nathan J. Robinson
The popular podcaster Lex Fridman, whose political worldview I have critiqued before, recently said that everyone should be supporting Elon Musk and his “Department of Government Efficiency” (DOGE). Friedman had watched an interview that Musk and his DOGE team gave on Fox News, in which they defended the agency’s work. Fridman found it “eye-opening” and said that “All Americans should be cheering them on and hoping they succeed in their mission to make government more efficient.
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2 weeks ago |
currentaffairs.org | Alex Skopic |Nathan J. Robinson
In the United States, wealthy individuals like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are allowed to dominate the country’s politics and economy. But there is another way. In the United States today, it’s pretty obvious that billionaires run the show. There are 13 of them in Donald Trump’s administration right now, the most in American history.
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2 weeks ago |
currentaffairs.org | Nathan J. Robinson
The nurse branded Britain’s most notorious serial killer is clearly not “guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.” And it looks like she may even have taken the blame for neoliberalism’s gutting of the public health system. [content warning: discussions of infant death]There are no witnesses who ever saw nurse Lucy Letby harm a baby. There is that Lucy Letby ever harmed a baby. Lucy Letby never had any history of harming babies nor any apparent motive to harm them.
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3 weeks ago |
currentaffairs.org | Jennifer N. Dines |Nathan J. Robinson |Kyle Kulinski
My high school students are targets in Trump’s cruel deportation spree. It can’t be allowed to continue. I am a high school teacher in the Boston Public Schools. I teach English to new immigrant students. I have done this work for nearly two decades. This year, my students come from Cameroon, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Haiti, Venezuela, and Vietnam.
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4 weeks ago |
currentaffairs.org | Stephen Prager |John Ross |Nathan J. Robinson |Kyle Kulinski
Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg was given a once in a lifetime opportunity to show us how the powerful act when nobody is watching. Instead, he left the room. On Monday, The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg revealed that a member of the Trump administration unexpectedly added him to a group text chain in which top national security officials were discussing immediate plans to carry out airstrikes against Yemen’s Houthis (Ansar Allah).
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I mean they gave it to Kissinger and Obama, so why not

I agree. https://t.co/t4f39rbTkK

RT @ACLMoss: https://t.co/V0e23ZZboQ An excellent long read #LucyLetby

RT @LucyLetbyTrials: "Lucy Letby Should Be Released Immediately: the nurse branded Britain’s most notorious serial killer is clearly not 'g…