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eXposed

In the pilot episode titled “eXposed” of the TV series “The Gifted Reimagined,” the exploration of mutant identity is intricately woven into a narrative rich with sociopolitical allegories. The episode opens with a poignant reminder that mutant abilities can manifest in anyone, regardless of race or background, setting the stage for a diverse cast of […]

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Congress Is King

Congress wields more power than a Bond villain with a grudge. Thanks to the Exceptions Clause, they can slice and dice the Supreme Court’s appellate jurisdiction like a cheap steak. Imagine the Supreme Court ruling on a case Congress doesn’t like—Congress could just flip the table, snatch the gavel, and yell, “Not today!”

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The Gifted

Got hit with this wild urge to rewatch The Gifted. You know, that FOX show about mutants, because nothing says entertainment like superpowers and government conspiracies. The premise? A shady government agency, Sentinel Services AKA ICE, is out here trying to lock up mutants—only catch is, these mutants have superpowers. Like, good luck, Agent Jace. […]

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NATO Has Fallen

NATO’s gone belly-up. Shocker, right? What did you think was going to happen when two superpowers start a pissing contest with nukes and rhetoric? There’s no room for a middleman when the giants are slugging it out in a cage match for the last word in survival. NATO didn’t stand a chance—just like Canada, the […]

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Straight Outta The Apocalypse

Imminent destruction and wildfires advancing on Los Angeles. The homeless brace themselves.

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King Of The Hill

In a high-stakes game of “King of the Hill,” five powerful nations—the United States, Russia, China, the United Kingdom, and North Korea—competed fiercely for dominance.

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Canada Headed To Become 51 US State

It is possible that Canada could become the 51st U.S. state under certain circumstances. If global tensions continue to escalate and the world consolidates into two dominant superpowers, Canada might find it increasingly difficult to maintain its independence. In a scenario with heightened conflict and diminishing middle-ground alliances, smaller nations could face mounting pressure to […]

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Get Ready For Chaos

The U.S. Constitution does not require the Supreme Court to resolve disputes. And who benefits the most from this? Often, it’s criminals. In the past, the Court has avoided ruling on certain cases by either delaying decisions or remanding them to lower courts. Many cases involving the 14th Amendment and due process have been postponed […]

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The Matrix Meets The Vanlord

Boy, The Matrix really botched it, huh? Globalization wasn’t the savior of the neoliberal dream—it was the wrecking ball. The economy nosedived, the market shrugged, and deregulation turned out to be about as effective as a screen door on a submarine. We got the 2008 housing crisis, the environment threw in the towel, a pandemic […]

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Another Anonymous US Supreme Court Case

Ohio vs. Bradenbury: yet another Supreme Court free speech case so toxic, even the Justices wouldn’t touch it with their names. Can you blame them? It’s not every day you want the KKK’s RSVP to your next barbecue. And when it came to assigning liability, the Court basically said, “Nah, we’re good.”

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