The Siberian Candidate, and the Constitutional definition of Treason
By Robert A. Vella Richard Condon’s 1959 political thriller The Manchurian Candidate was the basis for two superb movies of Continue reading
By Robert A. Vella Richard Condon’s 1959 political thriller The Manchurian Candidate was the basis for two superb movies of Continue reading
By Robert A. Vella The rise of authoritarianism around the world today, mostly of the right-wing fascist variety, rekindles extremely Continue reading
By Robert A. Vella Five months ago this week, Donald Trump thought he had finally dodged all the political and Continue reading
By Robert A. Vella Eight big stories top today’s news coverage. New reporting details the $100,000 bounty offered by Russia Continue reading
By Robert A. Vella After last week’s revelations about Russia paying bounties to Taliban militants to kill U.S. troops in Continue reading
By Robert A. Vella Before getting to today’s two main topics, I’d like readers to examine the following comparison of Continue reading
By Robert A. Vella They say that when you’re in a hole, you should stop digging. That’s surely sensible advice, Continue reading
By Robert A. Vella Shortly after Donald Trump took office in January 2017, evidence of corruption erupted into political scandals Continue reading