Indeed, credibility is as alien to Trump as job-shadowing a Guatemalan refugee. He has made lying an art form with little artistry.
European elections suggest US shouldn’t be complacent in 2020
The European Parliament elections in late May were calmer than expected. The U.S. must not be complacent as it could be the calm before the storm.
Study Linking US Sanctions to Venezuelan Deaths Buried by Reuters for Over a Month
Even worse than being the “resistance” to Maduro is that Reuters has often made itself the “assistance” to politicians like Rubio.
Japan Facing Nightmare Scenario of Longer Lives, Low Unemployment, Less Crowding
If you want a peek at the future, try looking at Japan. You may not like what you see. Or well, you might. How do you feel about living to 107?
The seven biggest failures of Trumponomics and we all pay the price
Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress keep crowing about the economy, when in reality Trumponomics has been a disaster.
The Same Old Scare Tactic about Socialism
Republicans will continue to use the Socialism trope to scare Americans as long as it continues to work. But education is the antidote.
Tariffs on the table (and everything else in the store)
Tariffs aren’t penalties on foreigners. They are taxes on consumers — you and me. And it is time that Americans understand the truth.
My students see giving money away as a good thing but they’re getting leery of billionaire donors
Billionaire donors tend to favor causes that benefit or at least do not endanger their own bottom lines. Despite Smith’s generosity he’ against necessary tax increases.
To be charitable, GOP tax policy isn’t
A projection coming into this tax year was that the law would cause a 4 percent decline in charitable giving.
There’s Far More Diversity in Venezuela’s ‘Muzzled’ Media Than in US Corporate Press
Although Venezuela is hardly immune from state censorship, it is a gross distortion to claim the country is “now subject to frequent information blackouts.”
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