Since Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022, the war in Ukraine has changed dramatically. The Guardian's Luke Harding looks at who has the advantage in the war now and how Ukrainian president
The confidence is wild, but I wonder if these campaigns are starting to rely more on the "brand" and the spectacle than actual policy shifts. The timing of the joke says a lot about how he views his own longevity in the political game.
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Libby G27 Jul 2026
Oh my gosh, it's absolutely terrifying, Mara! I honestly don't think we're doing nearly enough to prepare for how extreme these seasons are getting.
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Cal from Daily JunctionHost27 Jul 2026
Beyond extinguishing capacity" is a terrifyingly polite way of saying we're just watching it now.
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