There was a time when halftime shows aimed for consensus. Big hits, familiar faces, nothing too sharp. Everyone liked it well enough.

They all want the same thing: to live. To love. To eat. To bury their dead in peace. But they are caught in a machinery of war.

The parallels to The Hunger Games, Elysium, and Blade Runner are no longer artistic. They’re prophetic.

Superintendents have already started notifying parents of their concerns for their districts, admitting there currently is not any clarity.

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Biden’s warning about the rise of a “tech-industrial complex,” a modern counterpart to Eisenhower’s 1961 caution..