The Daily Spectacle

Business, Health, Technology, World September 5, 2025

The Klepto-Capitalists: How Techno-Feudalism Hijacked the Future

In the gilded ruins of what was once called progress, a handful of tech oligarchs now sit as self-anointed gods—preaching innovation, equity, and safety while consolidating wealth, privatizing public infrastructure, and hollowing out democratic institutions. These aren’t visionaries. They are thieves.

Business, Technology, U.S., World

The War That Never Ends: How the U.S. Wages Perpetual Conflict Abroad — and Against Its Own People

World

There Is No Doubt: Benjamin Netanyahu Is the Most Antisemitic Person in Modern History

Health, U.S.

Millionaires of Misery: How Nonprofit CEOs Monetize the Suffering They Can’t Solve

Business, U.S.

The Grift That Keeps on Giving: Inside the Homeless Industrial Complex

Health, U.S.

The Iron Echelon: America’s Healthcare Oligarchy in Full Feast and Festering Rot

U.S., World

In the Heartless Theater of State, All the Actors Are Clowns—And the Audience, Mercifully Awake

Donald Trump, that bloated pantomime of governance

Technology, U.S., World

Steel of the Modern Age, or the Rusting Spectacle of Wall‑Street Washington

U.S., World

Is the U.S. Federal Government the World’s Largest Terrorist Organization?

U.S., World August 18, 2025

Into the Heart of the Theatrics: Washington’s Gaza Spectacle Collapses Under Its Own Grotesque Glow

In the murky amphitheater of the United States’ political carnival, wherein Washington and Wall Street conspire with all the clanking machinery of distraction, today’s top story unfurls as a particularly repellent act—an ostensible pause in humanitarian flights for wounded Gazans, orchestrated for maximum spectacle and minimum conscience.

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Silicon Valley’s Data Deluge: How Tech Titans and Washington Built a Surveillance Empire for Profit

In the latest chapter of America’s digital drama, the federal government and tech leviathans have seamlessly merged into a billion‑dollar spectacle, redefining privacy as a luxury and personal data as raw material for profit. A new wave of policies and partnerships has emerged, each more performative than the last: regulators screeched assurances that data collection is “secure,” officials oinked about public safety, and corporate spokespeople bellowed about innovation, while users quietly watched their lives being monetized, tracked, and dissected for targeted ads.