McKinsey and Mayor Pete in Afghanistan
Pete Buttigieg worked for the vile management-consulting company McKinsey & Company between 2007 and 2010, which he essentially refuses to discuss, claiming it...
Of Russian Meddlers and U.S. Political Consultants
"Russia allegedly meddled in Bolivia’s controversial election," Quartz reported over the weekend, based on a story by the Russian publication Proekt.
Roundup On The Largely Overlooked Protests in Iraq and the Glorious...
Yesterday, CounterPunch ran an interesting story by Patrick Cockburn about the bloody anti-government protests in Iraq. Amnesty International says 264 demonstrators people...
Check Out Our New Podcast Featuring Dr. Tony Monteiro!
This week we are joined by Dr. Tony Monteiro as he discusses 2019's domestic and foreign politics...
Bolivia’s New President and Her First Man
Bolivia's self-declared new president, Jeanine Anez, has been busy in recent days purging her Twitter page of racist tweets, such as this...
The “Civic Leader” Behind the Coup in Bolivia
Media outlets covering the coup in Bolivia have invariably hailed one of its leaders, Luis Fernando Camacho, as a "civic leader" and...
They’re Back! Investors and Politicos Flock to Saudi Investor Forum
Here's a shocker. After largely taking off last year due to the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, business executives and political figures from...
Defeat of ISIS Isn’t Enough. We Must Have “Enduring Defeat.”
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is dead but the threat posed by the terrorist organization he headed is nearly as vibrant as ever, at...
A Joke That Explains A Lot About Lebanese Corruption
“Lebanon’s embattled prime minister sought international support Tuesday for economic reforms announced a day earlier, which were intended to pacify massive protests...
Did Anyone Notice That Brazil Was Just Reelected to a Seat...
The answer to the above question is probably not, since countless stories have recently appeared in the U.S. media about Venezuela winning...
