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A combination of severe depression and conspiratorial beliefs is strongly a
A combination of severe depression and conspiratorial beliefs is strongly a
In a series of two studies, researchers examined the relationship between conspiracy beliefs and depression. Their findings indicate that depression is positively associated with conspiracy beliefs. Additionally, a combination of severe depression and conspiratorial beliefs was found to be strongly associated with support for political violence. Based on their results, the authors of the new research argue that reducing depression could substantially reduce support for political violence in the United States.
·psypost.org·
A combination of severe depression and conspiratorial beliefs is strongly a
'No basis in reality': Retired general destroys major Trump claim about wars
'No basis in reality': Retired general destroys major Trump claim about wars
In his thinkpiece in The Bulwark, the former Commanding General of US Army Europe says that not one of the seven wars President Donald Trump claimed to have settled has ended, and that these dangerous claims must be called out."Even as a tactical commander, I could never assume that a single battle...
·alternet.org·
'No basis in reality': Retired general destroys major Trump claim about wars
Debanking, The Christian Right, and Crypto Tech Bros - Middle East, News, Paganism, U.K., U.S., World
Debanking, The Christian Right, and Crypto Tech Bros - Middle East, News, Paganism, U.K., U.S., World
President Trump’s Executive Order claims to protect religious groups from debanking, but its language and its context with other executive orders may exclude minority faiths, potentially leaving other religious and small nonprofits vulnerable to selective enforcement and institutional bias.
·wildhunt.org·
Debanking, The Christian Right, and Crypto Tech Bros - Middle East, News, Paganism, U.K., U.S., World
Is Donald Trump Winning the Tariff War?
Is Donald Trump Winning the Tariff War?
Donald Trump’s tariffs may not amount to the end of neoliberalism. But their potential success — a sign that the neoliberal consensus is no longer hegemonic — suggests that the old world is dying, and the struggle over what replaces it has only just begun.
·jacobin.com·
Is Donald Trump Winning the Tariff War?