‘A lack of high school civics instruction, a 24-hour news cycle and politicized propaganda in place of reasoned discussion are all to blame for an American electorate that is very likely the least informed in the history of the country. “The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie — deliberate, contrived, […]

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‘Being a citizen in the American corporate state is much like playing against a stacked deck: you’re always going to lose. The game is rigged, and “we the people” keep getting dealt the same losing hand. Even so, most stay in the game, against all odds, trusting that their luck will change. The problem, of […]

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‘A legal expert has warned that the laws that govern robotics are playing catch-up to the technology and need to be updated in case robots ‘wake up’ and demand rights. He also argues that artificial intelligence has come of age, and that we should begin tackling these problems before they arise, as robots increasingly blur […]

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‘The United Nations (UN) observers have ruled that the recently held parliamentary elections in Burundi were not free or credible. Farhan Haq, a UN spokesman, said on Thursday that the elections were not conducted in a credible political atmosphere and were marred by violence. “The overall environment was not conducive for free, credible and inclusive […]

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‘After abandoning his long-held belief that voting is a ‘waste of time’ last week, comedian Russell Brand became one of Labour’s most outspoken supporters. Joining a gaggle of left-leaning celebrities, he urged fans to back […]

‘The private lives of Britons will be an open book to the state within 10 years, campaigners have warned, highlighting manifesto pledges from Labour and the Conservatives that promise more powers for spies. Both parties […]