The Washington Post’s leading national security columnist, David Ignatius, has been an ever-present apologist for the “power ...

Graffiti, men’s restroom, Vatican City (public wing) “I know. I watched.” — Added below, in gold marker Woman, we are told, ...

On Wednesday, the Washington Post ran a short piece with the headline, “Musk’s SpaceX Discloses Massive Losses Ahead of ...

Governance in Honduras shifted sharply to the extreme right within months of the National Party’s Nasry Asfura taking office on January 27, succeeding the Libre party’s progressive Xiomara Castro. In ...

So the U.S. military and CIA kidnapped the duly elected, legitimate president of Venezuela in January, shackled him, brought him to a U.S. prison, and now ...

In a disturbing escalation, a U.S. Court of Appeals has allowed the reinstatement of sanctions against Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on ...

A skeptical friend reading the New York Times asked me why columnist Nicholas Kristof keeps writing columns about recurring poverty in less developed ...

Last week, I was briefly sent into a rage, throwing ketchup against the wall, when I saw that one of the Murdoch sons was buying up Vox Media. After ...

The biennial Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) war games, the largest naval exercise in the world, is scheduled to take place in the ocean around, the air ...

For years, I have tried to understand how and why so many of my family and friends, good and intelligent people, buy into the Trump-MAGA promise of quick ...

Volvo withered under Ford, and its workers were subjected to a succession of layoffs.  In 2010, just eleven years after its purchase,  Ford sold Volvo to a Chinese company for $1.8  billion.  The ...

A needless, extravagant ballroom.  Questionable gifts, not least the 747-200B aircraft from the Qatari government.  An inane decision to add a blue ...