Defend our democracy now — or lose it. A Fourth Reich? It’s Not Just a Bad Dream originally appeared on WhoWhatWhy ...

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claimed hours after his post-inauguration address that “they” need “better dirty tricks,” adding that comparing MAGA loyalists to the leader of the Third Reich is “so tired”.

(Reuters) - "Fortnite" maker Epic Games said on Thursday it will add 19 third-party games to its own marketplace app on Google's Android globally and 16 games on Apple's iOS in the European Union.

While once verboten as a political comparison, liberal politicians and pundits have developed something of a Nazi fetish, where every statement and gesture is declared a return of the Third Reich.

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In fact, many feel that Nintendo did that reveal just so they could have the “last word” before going silent again until the April 2nd Direct that’ll unveil the games the system will have.

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In a speech next week the chancellor will support the idea of building a third runway at Heathrow, driven by a desire to “go further and faster” in search of economic growth, as ITV News ...

It is common to describe the Third Reich as the nefandum—the unspeakable evil—to avoid mentioning the Nazis’ mass malevolence alongside anything else. But what of the paradox that Croatia ...

It is common to describe the Third Reich as the nefandum—the unspeakable evil—to avoid mentioning the Nazis’ mass malevolence alongside anything else. But what of the paradox that Croatia, the Czech ...