Over two weeks have passed since the NY Times walked back their support for the pretext that led to the overthrow of Bolivian President, Evo Morales this past November. …

The $1.8 trillion economic stimulus package has failed to pass in the Senate for the second day in a row. Sixty votes are necessary for the legislation to pass, but the past two votes resulted in 47 Senators voting in favor on Sunday and 49 voting in favor in today’s…

Noam Chomsky appeared on this week’s episode of the Useful Idiots podcast with hosts Matt Taibbi and Katie Halper. A wide variety of political topics were discussed, as Chomsky shared his thoughts on the coronavirus, healthcare in the United States, and his assessment of Bernie Sanders’ campaign. Regarding the coronavirus…

While voting results from 3% of Iowa precincts still remain outstanding, current available data reveals Bernie Sanders is winning the final alignment vote and Pete Buttigieg holds an extremely small lead in state delegate equivalents. …

Inventing Reality: The Politics of the Mass Media By: Michael Parenti Despite being published in 1986, Parenti’s assessment and criticism of mass media in the United States remains extremely relevant today even as technology has significantly altered the media landscape. George Orwell’s 1984 has drawn significant attention with the election…

Kirsten Gillibrand’s recent withdrawal from the 2020 Democratic Primary deserves a proper obituary. Despite touting herself as a progressive and feebly adopting the progressive rhetoric associated with Bernie Sander’s 2016 Presidential Campaign, Gillibrand is merely an opportunist who purposely avoids a consistent and grounded ideology. Prior to entering politics, Kirsten…

Gun violence parallels the opioid epidemic as high levels of abuse are rooted in an embedded gun culture and pharmaceutical culture Following every mass shooting, the debate over gun control dominates the news cycle. …