This week on New World Next Week: China launches war games on the Horn Of Africa; Obama goes back to his Wall Street buddies less than a year after leaving office; and authoritarian regimes around the world continue to collect your internet information.
This week on New World Next Week: China launches war games on the Horn Of Africa; Obama goes back to his Wall Street buddies less than a year after leaving office; and authoritarian regimes around the world continue to collect your internet information.
(COMMONDREAMS) Underscoring previous assessments that the Democratic establishment, including the party’s 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, has “a Wall Street problem,” new polling and focus group data shows that Democrats are perceived as woefully out of touch when it comes to the econo
Former President Barack Obama pauses as he hosts a conversation on civic engagement and community organizing, April 24, 2017, at the University of Chicago. (AP/Charles Rex Arbogast)
Former President Barack Obama is garnering criticism for netting a whopping $400,000 for his first major speech since leaving office—a speech to Wall Street firm Cantor Fitzgerald, scheduled to take place in September.
