France is trying to stop Marine Le Pen at all costs
France’s political mainstream, shut out of the presidency by an angry electorate, united on Monday to call on voters to back centrist Emmanuel Macron and reject Marine Le Pen’s populist nationalism. Le Pen went on the offensive against Macron in her… more »
Erdogan set to discuss S-400 missile systems with Putin: Turkish minister
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is expected to discuss a contract for buying the advanced S-400 long-range air missile defense system during an upcoming meeting with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, Turkey’s defense minister Fikri Isik… more »
Outrage After At Least 5 EU Nations Elect Saudi Arabia On UN Women's Rights Council
UN Watch, a human rights organization monitoring the performance of the United Nations, strongly condemned the appointment of Saudi Arabia to post,citing Riyadh’s poor women’s rights record and widespread gender inequality. “Electing Saudi Arabia to… more »
I’m in Awe of How Fast Brick-and-Mortar Retail is Melting Down
Mall traffic is sagging. Department store sales have been in decline since 2001. Most retailers are loaded up with debt. Many have been losing money Store closings numbered in the thousands last year. “Zombie malls” vast parking lots rented to car… more »
China’s Xi urges restraint during Trump call as ‘USS Carl Vinson’ heads for Korean waters
The Chinese president called for all sides to exercise restraint during a phone call with US leader Donald Trump on the issue of Pyongyang North Korean state media warned the US of “catastrophic consequences” of its deployment of the ‘USS Carl Vinson.’… more »
‘Hang gliding jihadist’ has US citizenship revoked for plotting terrorist bombing campaign
A man convicted of being a member of an Egyptian terrorist organization has had his US citizenship revoked. Khaled Abu al-Dahab was found to have trained budding jihadists to hang glide as part of a plan to bomb targets from the air in Egypt. more »
Burned-out cars & police brutality: VIDEOS capture violence in France amid presidential vote
Protests, violence and vandalism flared up in Paris as results of the first round of the tight presidential race were being counted. Disillusioned French youth protested what many of them see as a political “masquerade.” more »
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