The United State is experiencing a dual-dimensional crisis of hegemonic decline. Militarily and politically, the U.S. is facing overextension, particularly in the Middle East. Economically, the U.S. contends with globalization, China's ascendance, deindustrialization, and financialization. These factors collectively impact domestic political and ideological spheres.

Examining how psychology has been used both as an instrument of colonial oppression and as a means of liberation, this essay highlights figures like Frantz Fanon and Girindrasekhar Bose, who utilized psychology to resist colonial narratives and support cultural identity. It explores how psychological practices can help decolonize the mind.

This paper highlights AI’s unsustainable energy consumption, its potential to exacerbate misinformation and bias, and its societal impacts. Scholars advocate for integrating broader ethical considerations and sustainability into AI development. They argue for a critical reevaluation of anthropocentric perspectives.

Male supremacist online communities have emerged as critical hubs fostering alt-right movements, harassment of feminists, and incidents of mass violence over the past decade. This paper shows how these spaces display notable diversity in their specific concerns and ideological applications.