Monthly Archives: April 2019

“Increasingly, it seems that important policy debates, both within the federal government and across the electorate, are as likely to hinge on opinion or anecdote as they are on objective facts or rigorous analysis.” Download here.

BBC: The US has revoked the entry visa for the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Fatou Bensouda. The decision is thought to be the US response to Ms Bensouda’s investigation into possible war crimes by American forces and … Continue reading →

Do you wake up in the mornings thinking to yourself: “Oh gosh what I would really like is someone to say ‘#EndTheAmericanEmpire‘ on the Democratic primary debate stage”? For as little as $1 you can help Mike Gravel get to … Continue reading →

BBC: He has said there is a “very good likelihood” that he will take the action this week. But what would happen to people, and to trade, if this were to go ahead? Mexico is the United States’ third-largest trading … Continue reading →