Humankind’s winning percentage on climate, plus other news to close out this week

By Robert A. Vella Of the 195 nations which signed the Paris Climate Agreement in 2016, only 7 are keeping Continue reading →

The third Democratic debate was more of the same with fewer faces and less competition

By Robert A. Vella If you are one of those objective voters who truly want the very best presidential candidate Continue reading →

Boris rebuffed, Bahamas devastated, Hong Kong backtracks, S. Africa riots, Canada defends, and U.S. news

By Robert A. Vella Trumpish U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson was rebuffed by parliament yesterday in his attempts to force Continue reading →

The Feds and racism, Odessa shooter, Straight Pride arrests, war crimes report, and Boris’ gamble

By Robert A. Vella The Feds and racism “Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot Continue reading →

Trump allies fear their white supremacist image, and that’s why they’re threatening journalists

By Robert A. Vella Trump allies understand what I detailed in an editorial earlier this month – that the president Continue reading →

Tuesday in the News: U.S. missile test, China, Climate, White supremacy, and Gun Control

By Robert A. Vella In the news today, we’ll cover a U.S. missile test that violates a nuclear arms treaty Continue reading →

Monday Focus: Capitalism tries to save itself

By Robert A. Vella The glory days of unrestrained capitalism begun during the Reagan-Thatcher era are coming to an end Continue reading →

Conspiracy theories grow wildly in darkness, plus the news for this Saturday

By Robert A. Vella In sunshine, most conspiracy theories fade away and die.  In darkness, they grow wildly and thrive.  Continue reading →