A $100 Billion Plan to End the Crisis at Home by Reallocating Pentagon Waste Prepared by: Christian L. Robinson Date: June 2025 Executive Summary In 2024, 771,480 people were experiencing homelessness in the United States, the highest number ever recorded. Despite being the wealthiest nation on Earth, we spend
I originally envisioned The Stateless Report covering both geopolitics and domestic affairs. But I've realized that setting strict deadlines for myself doesn’t lead to my best work. For my writing to be authentic and relatable, it has to be driven by passion, not pressure. For now, I’
They tell you tariffs are about protecting American workers. That’s a lie. In reality, tariffs are just taxes — taxes that you pay every time you shop, build, or even try to survive. When the government slaps a tariff on foreign goods, it’s not China or Mexico footing the
Forget the president. Forget Congress. If you think elected officials run this country, you’re living in a fantasy. The real power lies with unelected bureaucrats, buried deep inside federal agencies, immune to elections, and accountable to no one. This isn’t a fringe theory — it’s the backbone of
Do you still think you’re “free”? That your texts, calls, or browser history aren’t stored in some government vault, waiting to be weaponized? Think again. It’s been over two decades since the U.S. government signed away your privacy under the guise of national security — and the
You don’t have to support Hamas, Hezbollah, or Houthi rebels to ask a basic question: Why does the U.S. military get a free pass for bombing healthcare infrastructure? Every time a foreign enemy targets civilians, the media screams genocide. But when it’s us — or our allies — we
When Washington says it's "defending democracy," brace yourself — someone's about to get bombed, bribed, or both. Foreign aid isn't about charity. It’s not about peace. It’s not even about diplomacy anymore. It’s about control — and your tax dollars are
What happens when expressing a political opinion gets you banned, fired, deported, or labeled a terrorist sympathizer? That’s not free speech — that’s speech with conditions. And in the West today, supporting Palestine is the fastest way to lose your rights. The war on Gaza didn’t just expose
How many laws did Congress pass last year? Doesn’t matter. Because your president — regardless of party — doesn’t need them anymore. We’ve entered an era where executive orders aren’t just administrative tools. They’re law by fiat. Policy by pen. Tyranny wrapped in stationary. And the most
Key Points * Yemen faces intensified bombings, notably destroying critical infrastructure, including a cancer hospital. * Activist Jackson Hinkle visited Yemen, bringing international attention and solidarity to the humanitarian crisis. * The international community remains largely silent or inactive, exacerbating the suffering and instability in Yemen. * Civilian casualties and humanitarian conditions continue to
Key Points: * The Trump administration is aggressively targeting international students and permanent residents for deportation. * Alireza Doroudi, an Iranian doctoral student, was unjustly detained by ICE despite no protest involvement or criminal activity. * Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University student and peaceful Palestinian activist, was detained simply for exercising free speech.
Silenced Voices Rising: The Revolutionary Fight for Palestinian Rights Columbia University has become a frontline in the battle against injustice, expelling a courageous Jewish student whose protests boldly confronted the institution’s complicity in Palestinian suffering. This act of bravery, highlighting the ongoing genocide, was met with harsh punishment designed