STATESIDE STORIES: 007–“To Russia with Love” »
It has been proven that the Russians interfered in the 2016 presidential campaigns on both sides, but Donald Trump himself has been exonerated of wrongdoing by Robert Mueller's 448-page report, which clears Trump of collusion and obstruction of justice, both impeachable offenses. Dealing with the Russians has always been a sticky-wicket for Americans, who generally see the Soviets as their avowed enemies in the world today. Colluding with Russians, therefore, was seen as a treasonable act, and the President "has never been happier" that he has been vindicated of that charge in what he has repeatedly called a Democratic "Witchhunt".
A Second Opinion: The US-Mexican Border Crisis »
In the States, we just might have to do without avocados and bananas until the powers-that-be settle the argument. Guacamole, anyone?
STATESIDE STORIES: ‘April Showers Bring May Flowers’ »
Spring - Semana Santa - Easter - Brexit - Elizabeth II
A Second Opinion: US Tax Deadline: April 15–Simple? No Way! »
Tax Day march
By Mary Foran
Well, we have to face it—not all of us have filed our
United Nations Losing Ambassador Nikki Haley »
Ambassador Halley has been a backer of Trump's foreign policies , but says she "believes in term limits." Apparently, Haley is interested in making more money in the private sector which "is not a step down but a step up." Few women have held a UN Ambassadorship, and so well.
STATESIDE STORIES: Kavenaugh on Supreme Court »
The whole confirmation process and sexual misconduct allegations have been the top story in the Media for the past month, since a position on the Supreme Court is Key to the System of Justice in the United States
STATESIDE STORIES: GUARDING THE MEXICAN BORDER! »
Why not let's just all try to be friends? For a change?
A Second Opinion: Trophy Hunters Relent! »
I for one hope that conservationists the world over will speak up like Jeff Corwin, putting the trophy-hunting industry in ecological perspective, and turn hunters into the world's most sensitive and skilled photographers of dwindling species
STATESIDE STORIES: News Summary »
Lots to talk about this holiday season: USA, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Afghanistan, North Korea . . .
MADRID vs. BARCELONA: THE COMING TRAIN COLLISION »
Neither the Catalan autonomous government nor the central government will budge an inch from their respective entrenched positions. At the rate the “trains” are going, there’s bound to be a head-on collision in the next few days.
