Who Has the Power?
Democracy rarely dies with tanks in the streets. It changes quietly — through small, procedural shifts that feel ordinary. Authority inches away from the public. Oversight softens. Decisions once rooted in consent are reframed as efficiency or necessity. Nothing sounds alarming. Yet the balance of power slowly...Continue in English or Spanish
Crisis, Fear & Power
A president stood before Congress ready to draft American workers into the U.S. military. Not enemy soldiers, not foreign threats — railroad engineers.
In May 1946, with World War II barely behind the country, Harry S. Truman asked lawmakers for emergency authority that could have forced striking railroad workers into Army uniforms and ordered them back...
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Is 2028 Already Decided?
Democrats didn’t just lose an election. They may have run into something bigger. The easy explanation is candidate weakness. The harder question is structural change. When a party loses badly, the instinct is to swap personalities and try again. But history suggests that when losses...
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