THE SWAMP LOG: The Peace Hawk, Homeland Shutdown, An Extraordinary Assertion of Power
Your weekly dispatch from Hollywood for ugly people
Investigative journalism and media criticism from former Rolling Stone writer Matt Taibbi.
Your weekly dispatch from Hollywood for ugly people
Narrated Version | G-men scrutinized an 'election matter' 16 months before Arctic Frost
Narrated Version | As the scandal involving British spying on journalists deepens, we're learning more about connections to earlier scandals in the U.S. and beyond. Part One in a Series
Narrated Version | Inside Vinay Prasad's standoff with Moderna
G-men scrutinized an 'election matter' 16 months before Arctic Frost
As the scandal involving British spying on journalists deepens, we're learning more about connections to earlier scandals in the U.S. and beyond. Part One in a Series
The article critiques the FDA's stance on data integrity, emphasizing the importance of robust evidence in regulatory decisions, particularly in the context of public health and safety.
This article explores recent political events, including AOC's controversial remarks, the implications of a national non-emergency, and the unexpected demise of a prominent figure in the longevity movement.
Narrated Version | British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Government is imploding thanks in part to Labour’s decision to spy on reporters, including Americans. On Friday, more rats jumped ship
Narrated Version | The Keir Starmer-aligned group Labour Together had former Racket editor Matt Taibbi and contributor Paul Holden investigated, then passed details to an office in the GCHQ, their NSA analog
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's Government is imploding thanks in part to Labour's decision to spy on reporters, including Americans. On Friday, rats jumped ship
The FBI reportedly collected intelligence on 1,000 journalists, politicians, and religious organizations based on weak justifications, raising concerns about privacy and government overreach.