Lyndon Johnson | Watching America

Italy: Migration Risks Becoming Biden’s Vietnam

Laurence Bouvard - March 20, 2023. Published in Corriere della Sera

Biden needs to do something before May 11.

U.A.E.: Biden’s Student Loan Debt Forgiveness Plan Should Get More Support

Lalatendu Das - March 14, 2023. Published in The National

The U.S. President's loan waiver could work to rectify inequality in America and should find backers, even among the rich.

U.K.: Happy 80th Birthday to Bob Dylan, Rock’s Most Prescient, Timeless Voice

Lalatendu Das - May 24, 2021. Published in The Guardian

As he has aged and changed, so have his songs, but the essentials remain: honesty, wisdom and hope in the face of despair.

U.K.: Trump Could Drop Out of the 2020 Race and Unleash Chaos

Robin Koerner - July 6, 2020. Published in London Economic

[I]f Trump were to throw in the towel, he would unleash holy hell for the Republicans.

U.K.: Stormy Daniels’ Claims about Trump Join a Long List of Cringe Worthy Anecdotes about the Private Parts of Politicians

Lalatendu Das - September 21, 2018. Published in Independent

Australia: The Transparent Monuments of American Presidents

Rejeanne Lacroix - November 8, 2017. Published in The Sydney Morning Herald

Wanting to have the last word, to write your own history or to speak at your own wake, is a natural human impulse. Former American presidents are afforded that licence, and more besides.

Brazil: Idiots, Sex Addicts, and Fighters: A Look at Other Presidents

Robin Koerner - November 10, 2016. Published in Veja

Let's simply remember some curious facts from a political past that does not always jibe with the vision of a winning and unbreakable national narrative.

Canada: The Daisy, the Mushroom Cloud and Trump

Robin Koerner - September 13, 2016. Published in Le Journal de Montréal

The Republican presidential candidate is a burden to his party in 2016 ... his opponent's advertisements will continue to target the best source of material for attacking Donald Trump: Donald Trump.

France: American Presidential Election: Agony for the Republican Party?

Robin Koerner - February 6, 2016. Published in Le Point

The anti-establishment candidates stole the Grand Old Party’s primary. The American right has only one hope left: Hit rock bottom to reinvent itself.

Mexico: Tough Agreement between Americans

Robin Koerner - October 27, 2015. Published in La Jornada

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