In our digital age, teachers are well served in using Retro Report’s expansive library of films to educate students, molding them into citizens capable of participating in self-government.
If Vladimir Putin and Russia are further humiliated in the post-war settlement of the current Ukraine conflict, what comes next could be very bad, indeed.
Biden’s return to the long-standing aggressive neoliberal/neocon foreign policy promises to keep our focus tuned to a foreign channel while our own signal devolves to static.
What Ukraine (and indeed NATO) embodies above all, and therefore intolerably so to Putin, is a steadfast commitment to its own national identity as a free people.
Whether valid or not, Putin had many grievances regarding Ukraine. And just as it was with Saddam, the truth is far more nuanced than the simplistic good guy/bad guy presentation.
While those who push for stimulus checks for illegal aliens claim to do so on humanitarian grounds, the end result is further erosion of the nation’s resources and ability to serve legal residents.
Addressing five media myths spurring anger about a terrible war Americans can do nothing to solve while poverty and the destruction of liberty continue at home.
The former AG’s NeverTrump tract deserves a second scan as it demonstrates how the Justice Department has become the pro bono law firm of the deep state.
Democrats are always thinking ahead. Creating an energy problem is no more of a slip-up than opening the southern border: they are trying to build their base.
Vladimir Putin is certainly worthy of condemnation. But that does not mean Donald Trump was wrong when he observed it would be “a good thing, not a bad thing” if America got on well with Russia.