Politics
Colossus of Independence
If Washington was the sword of the American Revolution, and Jefferson the pen, then Adams was its engine.
Newsroom - Chicago 5 min
United States
38 articles
If Washington was the sword of the American Revolution, and Jefferson the pen, then Adams was its engine.
Author Lance Hoovestal's new book explores the hidden systems that quietly shape everyday life
How a volunteer encyclopedia quietly became the infrastructure behind search engines, artificial intelligence, digital trust, and the modern information economy.
Why One Day in Washington Revealed the GOP's Biggest Problem Heading Into the Midterms
New public platform provides unprecedented visibility into defense manufacturing investments and supply chain priorities.
Evrima Chicago Obituary Listing
An investigative deep dive into the ideological underpinnings of Alex Karp and the expansion of algorithmic statecraft.
How this Israeli firm uses bait‑and‑switch email tactics, fake “free scans” that lead straight to a payment page, and Trustpilot reviews from brand‑new accounts.
Trump, Xi, and the Architecture of Rivalry
Written by: Dan Wasserman n Team Editorial Contributor: Shane Walter (Guest), Dennis Lane, Luke Leslie n Melissa Green