Joshua Scheer For much of American history, moments of political crisis have been accompanied by campaigns to silence dissent. From the Palmer Raids and McCarthyism to COINTELPRO, governments have repeatedly portrayed critics, journalists, and social movements as foreign agents or internal enemies whenever established power felt under pressure. Today, many observers argue that familiar pattern […]
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Russia is suffering from “narrative collapse” in its war against Ukraine, a journalist said, as Kyiv turns the tide in the conflict — on the front lines and in American right-wing media.