

The Women of Today Are Changing Tomorrow—They Should Be Noticed
It has been said that millennial women are at the helm of some of the most transformative social movements in recent memory. Having met them, I have to agree.
The Khashoggi Murder: Don’t Believe What You’ve Been Told
The shifting official version might keep the public’s eye, but the death of Jamal Khashoggi is merely a sleight of hand played in a much bigger game.
Blood Money: The Deal Means More to Trump Than the Life of One Journalist
Despite the Saudi government admitting that they murdered U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi, we shouldn’t expect a Trump authored investigation.
How the Media Encourages – and Sustains – Political Warfare
We can easily point at Donald Trump for stoking the fires, but it is the media that is equally to blame for such obvious political division.
Dudes, There’s a Reason Why They Didn’t Report It at the Time
The timing of the allegations against Brett Kavanaugh has irked many, but the question of whether there is a report or not is a familiar diversion.
Stop Humanizing War Criminals
At the recent funeral of John McCain, the media fawned at George Bush showing off his more sensitive side. No. He’s a warmonger, and we should not forget that.
Uninvited: Is That a Bad Thing?
Now that Donald Trump has been uninvited from another funeral, I think it’s time we pay him his due. He’s just doing what we wish we could all do—stay at home.
At the Table? Or on the Menu?
As Omarosa reveals an inside view of the Trump White House through her latest book Unhinged and released recordings, she confirms the worst firsthand.
The Strzok Firing Is Indicative of Normal in Trump’s America
An FBI agent fired for having anti-Trump views is a standard day in modern America. It’s not that the path is unclear, I’m no longer sure where it winds.