Candidate unpopularity and U.S. presidential elections, plus a sobering projection of pandemic deaths

By Robert A. Vella Today, we’ll focus on two topical news stories:  1) how the dynamics of U.S. presidential elections, Continue reading →

March 10th primary results, my analysis of the Democratic race and voter turnout, plus other news

By Robert A. Vella Before getting to the political stories, it is important to note that the World Health Organization Continue reading →

Saturday Focus: The Democrats, plus this weekend’s news roundup

By Robert A. Vella Surprise, surprise!  The Democrats had a pretty good debate last night in New Hampshire (see:  AP Continue reading →

Impeachment trial preview, Russia still hacking to help elect Trump, more news, and some court rulings

By Robert A. Vella The House of Representatives has delayed sending articles of impeachment to the Senate until tomorrow, so Continue reading →

Analysis of Tories’ crushing win over Labour in U.K. election, plus this weekend’s news headlines

By Robert A. Vella To be a leader, one must lead. Over the issue of Brexit, at least, Labour Party Continue reading →

New impeachment revelations, Bannon testifies against Roger Stone, and intel agencies’ election plans

By Robert A. Vella We end this week with new impeachment revelations, how Steve Bannon’s testimony during the Mueller investigation Continue reading →

The Center holds on for dear life: The E.U. parliamentary elections, and Democrats’ strategy in the U.S.

By Robert A. Vella Before getting to today’s editorial which some readers might find disconcerting, let’s examine the results of Continue reading →

Anti-immigrant militia planned to assassinate Obama and Clinton, plus latest from Sri Lanka

By Robert A. Vella From:  Militia allegedly trained to assassinate Obama, Hillary Clinton The leader of a militia group who’s Continue reading →