09.14.20. Toxicity
Following confirmation of the poisoning of Russian opposition figure and anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny, we look at international dynamics on the eve of the Russian elections. Continue reading 09.14.20. Toxicity
Tag Archives: Donald Trump
09.07.20. The Heat is On
This week in addition to election news, we examine the devastating wildfires in California, and how the record heat in western states is leading to widespread power shortages. Continue reading 09.07.20. The Heat is On
08.31.20. Protest Nation
This week we recap the RNC Convention and other news, before turning our attention to a special report on the recent protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin following the police shooting of Jacob Blake. Continue reading 08.31.20. Protest Nation
08.16.20. VP For a VP
This week, we analyze the news leading up to Joe Biden’s selection of Kamala Harris as his running mate for his bid for President in the 2020 Election. Continue reading 08.16.20. VP For a VP
08.11.20. Blast in Beirut
A recent devastating explosion in Lebanon’s port city capital of Beirut has raised questions over the country’s leadership, and the role that the international community will play in providing aid moving forward. Continue reading 08.11.20. Blast in Beirut
08.03.20. Delayed Reaction
As President Trump floats the idea of delaying the 2020 election, questions over the use of private data by the DHS and security concerns surrounding the TikTok app take center stage. Continue reading 08.03.20. Delayed Reaction
07.06.20. Who Was Jeffrey Epstein?
With the arrest of Jeffrey Epstein associate and former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell, we examine questions about the late sex offender’s fortune, whether he was as rich as some claim, and Epstein’s possible connections to the intelligence community. Continue reading 07.06.20. Who Was Jeffrey Epstein?
06.17.20. Autonomy, or Anarchy?
The Capital Hill Autonomous Zone in Seattle has aroused controversy over what some call a “takeover” by political activists in the city. But has media reporting on the situation been accurate, and does it represent autonomy, anarchy, or something else? Continue reading 06.17.20. Autonomy, or Anarchy?
06.08.20. The Age of Dissent
This week continues our analysis of the public response to George Floyd’s killing and opposition by military leaders to President Donald Trump’s desire to deploy the military in curbing violence during protests. Continue reading 06.08.20. The Age of Dissent
06.03.20. Justice for George
This week we discuss the tragic killing of George Floyd, the historic social unrest that has resulted, and how political leaders have responded to protests now occurring around the world. Continue reading 06.03.20. Justice for George
05.25.20. Chief of Gaffe
As America slowly begins to reopen in the midst of COVID-19, controversy surrounds recent remarks made by presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden and President Donald Trump. Continue reading 05.25.20. Chief of Gaffe
05.18.20. What is “Obamagate”?
This week we look at the alleged “Obamagate” scandal, the claims behind it, what they actually mean, and the “righteous quibbling” that has resulted. Continue reading 05.18.20. What is “Obamagate”?