Because of its size, its geography and its economic and political dynamism, India is likely to play a key role in an emerging new world order, whose contours no one can accurately predict. For some, especially in Washington, trying to...
It all began with the military-industrial complex denounced by President Eisenhower six decades ago. Now it has morphed into a permanent and pervasive machine intent on bending any kind of truth to the breaking point to establish the imperial misrule of misinformation.
Seymour Hersh offers a window into a story worth exploring in depth that demands either confirmation or denial. NYT, who once published the Pulitzer-prize winner’s ground-breaking work studiously avoids both Hersh and his very credible reporting.
A legend in the world of journalism once again embarrasses the US military. Responding, the Biden administration calls a perfectly credible account not just false but “utterly false.” Adding “utterly” reveals that it is most likely true.
Now that the Republicans have returned to controlling the House of Representatives, they are free to carry out their predicted acts of vengeance against their enemies on the Democratic side. Nothing is more urgent than the humiliation of the most hated among the small band of progressives, a Muslim-American who has dared at times to deviate from an otherwise enthusiastically shared two-party orthodoxy on foreign policy and more particularly on...
The only thing worse than a bad start in foreign policy is no start at all. Yet, that seems to be the latest trend in so-called diplomatic problem-solving. It’s touted as “sticking to principles.” Its consequences may be catastrophic.
What do snipers and the most promising alternative to Donald Trump as a Republican presidential hopeful have in common? They depend on accuracy to take out their enemies, the only difference being that snipers rely on dexterity whereas De Santis’s skill is little more than thinly disguised racist pandering.
In one of the worst examples of journalism that is both demonstrably shoddy and factually dishonest, a journalist interviews a Biden administration insider seeking to stoke fear, not that an election has been stolen but that the Chinese are about to steal the moon.
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