Ken Klippenstein is a Reporter at various outlets including GlobalResearch and The Intercept. He specializes in no-nonsense reporting on U.S. national security, politics, and current affairs, with a focus on government and public security issues. Ken's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Newsweek, Truthout, and his own Substack newsletter.
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How the Prairieland Eight got convicted as domestic terrorists
The old guard extinction event is here. We are witnessing a generational shift in the Democratic Party — gerontocrats dying electorally or
The big terrarium in the sky beckons
“Elder abuse” — that's what Charles Booker, the outsider Democratic candidate to replace Senator Mitch McConnell, calls the effort to keep the bedridden 84-year-old in office.
The allegations published yesterday that Senate nominee Graham Platner sexually assaulted a woman are different from the previous scandals.
As 84-year-old Senator Mitch McConnell's witness-protection-grade hospitalization nears its fourth week, a key deadline looms: August 3.
Senator Lindsey Graham died last night at age 71, ending a three-decade career as a member of Congress that started in 1995.
I'LL BE BACK, Mitch McConnell finally announced yesterday. Well, sort of. “As much as it frustrates me, this process takes time,” the 84-year-old senator wrote.
Out: Iran diplomacy. In: diplomatic summit for rooting out left-wing "political terrorism"
U.S. targets "anti-tech," "pro-Iranian" & "antisemitic networks" with new three-letter designation
