Tag: United States
Confronting (Encouraging?) War in 2014
Growing threats to global stability mean more profits in arms sales.
The Coming Conflict over Santa’s Home
U.S., Russia, Canada, others crave the Arctic's oil, gas, and fresh water.
Look Who’s Used Chemical Weapons
Maybe both sides in Syria, but the U.S. for sure through history.
Obama’s Nemeses Grow: The Troika, and now the EU
China, Russia, Iran unite behind Syria while Europe fumes over US spying.
5 Questions: Deng Zedong, ProConsul of Florida, On China’s “Occupation”
"We didn't want Texas."
“Mali? Why?” We’ll Whisper
Is this landlocked West African country our next Viet-ghanistan?
Poetry in Motion? No, Art Posted to Assange
Two artists track web-camera snail mail to London's Ecuadorian embassy.
Dwindling Water and You: Problems and Solutions
IBM traces a smarter government-management course for our precious resource.
Why Ecuador REALLY Gave Assange Asylum
President Correa, the Ph.D. economist/politician, connects dots.
Iraq, Found Out, Delays Shutting Down Radio and TV Stations
Can the U.S. influence Prime Minister Al-Maliki's regime and help guarantee more press freedom?
That Time Susan Sontag Did Something Stupid
She staged "Waiting for Godot" in 1993 Sarajevo. A Sontag biography raises current questions on what motivates social practice.
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New Podcast: Trump Can’t Go to England and Not Be a...
We also dish Mueller's speech, slow-clap a Tea Partier, and handicap the Dems. Plus: a cold open!
