By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) While most Americans were enjoying a Thanksgiving holiday, dramatic developments unfolded in the Middle East this week that affect the region’s long term future. Even so, the mainstream media have failed to report the most significant implications, including reaction of leading 2016 U.S. presidential candidates to vitally important issues involving terrorism. […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) As the 52nd anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s death approaches this weekend, the murder and cover up hold great lessons for understanding current events. The following are points this editor will speak Nov. 21 at the Annual JFK Assassination Conference Nov. 20-22 at the Crown Plaza Downtown Hotel in Dallas. […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) A dramatic boycott by tens of thousands of grocery store employees and their customers to preserve store traditions in New England provides the story line for the compelling new documentary We the People: The Market Basket Effect, which was screened with expert commentators this week at a special showing in Washington, […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane continued last week to release sexually explicit and otherwise crude emails from state employees as she battles to retain her job following her indictment last August on charges of leaking documents and obstruction of justice. Meanwhile, Kane denied Nov. 5 that state officials improperly leaked grand […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) Russia’s Intervention into Syria has revealed long-running scandals in the regional foreign policy of the United States and its allies. President Obama’s reversal last week of his firm pledge to avoid deployment of ground troops in Syria is one of the most obvious short-run embarrassments. But others abound that discredit in […]