Search results for: Adam Yeomans

New York: Fifty years later, just as America's racial divide resurfaces, Lyndon B. Johnson's prediction appears to be coming true.

The Department of Justice is currently looking to benefit from a ratio of power that favors them considerably. They did the same in 2013.

Convinced of its superiority, the American administration bit off more than it could chew and is now lost.

The negotiations concerning Iran's nuclear program have been extended by seven months.

The orgy of violence in Ferguson reminds America of the never-settled racial conflict between blacks and whites. People have stopped asking why such excesses occur.

It is widely known that Kim Jong Un has no use for the Americans. Recently, the North Korean dictator exploited a trip to a museum as a means to get even with the enemy.

If they push their logic until there is gridlock in government, Republicans, who claim to want to re-establish proper governance, could pay a high price for it.

In Beijing, Xi Jinping was very much the center of attention, yet it was the American president who stayed in control of the game.