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Covers:  drones, extremism, defense, world affairs, security, u.s. foreign policy, eastern christianity, religion
Journalist & researcher focused on the radical right. Steward @splcunion. Ex @thebafflermag. seedisclaimer.com

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Hannah Gais’s Biography

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Hannah Gais is the assistant editor and social media editor at the Foreign Policy Association in New York, and the managing editor of ForeignPolicyBlogs.com. Gais is a graduate of Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass., where she focused on Eastern Christianity and European Studies.

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3 Ways for Obama to Craft a Better Drone Strategy - US News

3 Ways for Obama to Craft a Better Drone Strategy - US News

These steps would make drone use more transparent. It's time to build a better drone policy. January 23 marke…

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The Syrian Civil War Takes A Toll on Its Cultural History - US News

The Syrian Civil War Takes A Toll on Its Cultural History - US News

Syria's rich cultural history is at risk of becoming another victim of the civil war. Six Syrian heritage sit…

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Turkey Protests in Taksim Square Are About Erdogan's Crackdown on Dissent - US News

Turkey Protests in Taksim Square Are About Erdogan's Crackdown on Dissent - US News

The Turkish prime minister's crackdown on dissent sparked the Taksim Square protests. Hannah Gais is assistan…

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What the Election of Pope Francis Says About Global Politics

What the Election of Pope Francis Says About Global Politics

As the white smoke clears, Italy-and the rest of Europe's-monopoly on the papacy seems to have ended, at leas…

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Papandreou's Three Myths About the Greek Financial Crisis

Papandreou's Three Myths About the Greek Financial Crisis

Former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou outlined what he called three popular "myths" about the crisis …

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Why Do We Love (or Hate) Drones?

Why Do We Love (or Hate) Drones?

A couple of months ago I attended DARC, the Drones and Aerial Robotics Conference, at New York University. Th…

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on tucker carlson, nick fuentes, the heritage foundation, and all that

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If you had asked me in 2016 whether I thought I’d write a blog about the Heritage Foundation defending a former Fox News host after he hosted a friendly conversation with one of the country’s leading white nationalists, I’d probably ask if you were drunk.
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"those who sleep, sleep at night"

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There was an interesting interview last week between Ross Douthat and Peter Thiel in The New York Times on the Antichrist, the apocalypse, and Silicon Valley. What emerges from the hour-long conversation is a vision of an apocalyptic present and future wrapped unconvincingly in the rhetoric of a Christian theology that fuses unrestrained capital with spiritual urgency. Throughout the conversation, Thiel repeatedly references particular sections of the Bible. I’d like to focus on one of them.
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the right struggles to react to a new york race

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There are often very few causes for optimism these days in electoral politics if you’re on the political left. After Trump’s re-election in November 2024, some in the centrist chattering class seemed to take the wrong view—namely, that populist leftist economic programs should be treated as a thoroughly disowned baby to be tossed out with the bathwater, and that expressing disgust over the genocide in Gaza is inappropriate.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Never, although I've gazed at them in awe.

How is social media changing news?

It's made it easier to pick up on information on the ground fast.

What's the funniest news-related #hashtag you've seen?

#UNSCFanFic