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One clear outcome of the U.S. election was the collapse of the promised ‘Blue Wave’, writes Alastair Crooke

The popular confusion between progressivism and liberalism is beneficial to the aristocracy, but harmful to the public, Eric Zuesse writes.

The barbarity of what happened in New Mexico 75 years ago is alive and well. If it can be inflicted without apology on American citizens, then what does that say about the danger to the rest of the world?

Eric Zuesse describes the political battle that motivated the legal case against Michael Flynn.

Donald Trump learned his lesson to appear gentlemanly before a national audience at long last. But too late.

Instead of a modern democracy, America returns to its roots as a rickety old eighteenth-century republic that is increasingly unresponsive and corrupt.

If a U.S. political giant falls in Washington, D.C. but nobody is around to hear it, did Russia do it?

The irrational obsession among the American political class with allegations of Russia being portrayed as a threat to its national security has been around for a long time.

To no one’s real surprise, Bolivia’s deposed President Evo Morales was resoundingly vindicated in last Sunday’s election.

Today we see the continuation of the over seven decades’ long ruse, the targeting of individuals as Russian agents without any basis, in order to remove them from the political arena.