Dollar Reset 2.0: Stablecoins, Treasury Bills and the Case for Public Banks

By Ellen Brown, October 08, 2026

Washington’s stablecoin strategy could shore up the dollar by making U.S. Treasury bills the backing for a new digital currency. But who gets the interest, and who will make the loans?

Afghanistan and Yemen: Two Geographies of Resistance Anchored in the Mountains

By Ret Admiral Cem Gürdeniz, October 08, 2026

There are certain geographies in history whose geopolitical weight bears little relation to the size of the territory they occupy on the map. Afghanistan is one of them. Yemen is another.

Can We Finally Face Up to America’s Bankruptcy? Monetary Reform for the 2028 Election. Part I

By Richard C. Cook, October 08, 2026

The U.S. government itself is in crisis with total indebtedness now standing at $40.07 trillion as of September 2026. This is 122.6% of GDP, much higher even than the peak of government debt during World War II. Thus, economically-speaking, the U.S. is on a war footing, but with no end in sight.

More 70% of Ukrainians Associate Corruption with Zelensky. “He Wants to Escalate The Conflict”

By Ahmed Adel, October 08, 2026

More than 70% of Ukrainians now personally associate corruption with Volodymyr Zelensky, according to a survey by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS). This widespread view reflects not a single scandal but a broader crisis for the Ukrainian president: declining trust at home, Western aid being siphoned through state institutions, and escalating military tensions to stay in power.

AI Authoritarianism: A Constitutional Government Without Brakes. “The Real Danger of Automating Government”

By John W. Whitehead and Nisha Whitehead, October 08, 2026

The era of small government is over. Anyone who tells you differently is selling you a lie. Case in point: Donald Trump promised to shrink the federal government. But what if Trump’s pledge to cut the federal work force wasn’t really about eliminating government bureaucracy but outsourcing it to the AI tech sector?

Another Crime in Okinawa by US Troops: US Marine Stationed in Okinawa Accused of Murdering a Woman

By Timothy Alexander Guzman, October 08, 2026

Another crime in Okinawa, Japan has put both, the Japanese and US governments in limbo once again.  This time, a US Marine allegedly murdered, then robbed a 39 year-old woman from Okinawa has been placed under arrest.

EU to Launch Anti-China Policies

By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida, October 08, 2026

Apparently, alongside Russia, China is also a target of the EU’s hostile mindset. According to recent reports, France and Germany – the bloc’s leading nations – are reportedly pressuring the EU to implement stricter measures regarding China, creating mechanisms to curtail cooperation between Beijing and European nations.