Daily Wrap Up

The Highly Documented Anti-Religious And Extremist History Of Zionism
 Posted on 22 Oct 2026

Welcome to The Daily Wrap Up, an in-depth investigatory show dedicated to bringing you the most relevant independent new

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Article of the week

IMA Panel: Is Rogue AI a Psyop?
 Posted on 06 Oct 2026

Today, the Independent Media Alliance (IMA) brings you a panel focused on asking the question: Is the idea of "rogue AI"

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Whitney Webb

The Prince and The Spy
 Posted on 12 May 2023

A TLAV investigation has found that Erik Prince, the man behind the Blackwater mercenary group, recently teamed up with

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Derrick Broze

The Mexican Government Is Close to Approving a Law Aimed at Removing the Use of Cash
 Posted on 16 Oct 2026

Will an effort to limit and eventually ban cash payments work in a nation where 80 to 90 percent of payments are made in

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US Foreign Policy

How Yemen Defeated US Air Defenses To Dismantle Saudi Oil
 Posted on 16 Oct 2026

In this episode of Foreign Policy, we look at the context behind Yemen’s strikes on Saudi Arabia’s airports—the co

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Technology

The Mexican Government Is Close to Approving a Law Aimed at Removing the Use of Cash
 Posted on 16 Oct 2026

Will an effort to limit and eventually ban cash payments work in a nation where 80 to 90 percent of payments are made in

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Cannabis Use Reduces Grey Matter in the Brain But Increases Connectivity


28 Jul 2015
 Posted by Ryan Cristián
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Once again the internet is flush with a new batch of cannabis naysayers choosing to report a skewed version of a new study. The findings are interesting and have both good and bad results. As always,

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House Bills Could Completely Legalize Marijuana Across the U.S.


28 Jul 2015
 Posted by Ryan Cristián
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Ninety-five years ago, alcohol was deemed such a dangerous substance that it was made illegal in the United States. The prohibition of alcohol lasted thirteen years, and in that time alcohol was more

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Why Americans Need to Travel the World


28 Jul 2015
 Posted by Tim Bryant
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Backpacking can mean many things, but the idea of embarking on an open-ended journey into new unexplored lands, living minimally through a backpack and one’s own instincts, is the basic premise. Peo

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It’s Always Radioactive 100 Miles East of Philadelphia: An Analysis of Modern Nuclear Energy


27 Jul 2015
 Posted by Anthony Tyler
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Regarding the future, it can be measured and statistically quantified (although certainly never precisely) in a number of ways, some of which certain people might argue are nonexistent, and others bei

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Affordable Education and Your Best Interests


27 Jul 2015
 Posted by Andrea Alexander
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A few weeks ago, Obama proposed a plan to make the first two years of college free or more affordable for students. Everywhere you looked on the internet, people were posting comments along the lines

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U.S. Needs to Focus on Adult Education


27 Jul 2015
 Posted by Varun Bhaskar
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The United States is suffering from multiple institutional crises, all the signs of imperial decline. Homeless rates are growing, health care services are failing, and the education system has turned

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