Bernie Twitter operates under the self-righteous guise of being the true progressives of the internet. But their harassing tactics are anything but progressive.
The culture secretary of Brazil has been fired after releasing a video on Thursday announcing a multimillion-dollar investment in culture—by quoting Joseph Goebbels and playing one of Hitler’s favorite songs.
The candidates may be getting a bit testy, but organizers for three Democratic presidential campaigns amiably share a farmhouse that reflects Iowa’s culture of grass-roots politics.
The top White House official responsible for Russia and Europe policy was placed on leave last week pending a security investigation, U.S. officials said Sunday.
HAVANA - Haiti’s President Jovenel Moise, who began ruling by decree this week, wants to use his new power to overhaul the constitution in an attempt to break a “decades-long cycle of political crises,” a planned presidential statement seen by Reuters shows.
McKinsey and BCG have advised authoritarian regimes like Saudi Arabia and China. McKinsey was caught up in a South African scandal. Now add Angola to the list. Both firms worked with the business empire of Isabel dos Santos, who is now under investigation. https://t.co/qX399sCeUd
I learned to watch for Gettleman's byline during the Iraq war and over the years never regret reading a piece by him, no matter what he's covering and where it's being published:
depressingly worthy read: the ultimate middle east hand @Martin_Indyk throws in the towel on the US in the Middle East -- including his lifework of making peace between Israelis and Palestinians. Not in our interest, period, none of it. https://t.co/HPyAIopmuO
Sens. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., urged an insider trading investigation into President Donald Trump for reportedly telling Mar-a-Lago guests about the Soleimani strike in advance, according to a joint letter sent to the chairmen of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Monday.
