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- Pete Hegseth’s Unholy War September 17, 2026What kind of Christianity is being proclaimed when the language of Jesus is attached to military power? The post Pete Hegseth’s Unholy War appeared first on The Intercept.
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- The New York Times Conveniently Forgets the Real Stakes of Attacks on Free Speech September 16, 2026The paper published a long recounting of Trump’s attacks on the press, without ever mentioning Israel, Gaza, or ICE. The post The New York Times Conveniently Forgets the Real Stakes of Attacks on Free Speech appeared first on The Intercept.
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