America Now

This October marks the 100-year anniversary of the 1917 Russian Revolution that led to the creation of the first communist state. The corporate media has been awfully silent in remembering …

The relationship between Turkey and the United States continues to deteriorate, as the Turkish government retaliated against the United States government’s decision to temporarily stop processing non-immigrant visas. The Turkish …

Hurricanes seemed to receive most of the natural disaster media attention this summer, with the wildfires striking various parts of the United States receiving scant attention until just recently. Only …

The Securities and Exchange Commission recently created an enforcement unit to combat cyber-related crime, including violations involving distributed ledger technology (DLT, such as blockchain) and initial coin offerings (ICO, a …

Successive housing booms have conditioned many Americans into thinking that house prices will always go up. Rather than being viewed as a useful asset that requires significant cost and upkeep, …

A number of countries – India, the United Kingdom, France, Norway, and China – want to dump or outright ban gas-powered automobiles in favor of electric cars. Politicians in California …

The National Rifle Association (NRA) released a statement this week that calls for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) to review the legality of bump fire stocks. …

American household worth rose $1.698 trillion to another new record of $96.196 trillion in the second quarter, thanks to booming stock market valuations and re-inflated housing prices, according to a …

The smoke had barely cleared from this week’s shooting in Las Vegas before the usual suspects began coming out of the woodwork to exploit the tragedy for their own political …

Threats to the American petrodollar, with its weakening monopoly over the oil trade and its declining status as the world’s reserve currency, are continuing to mount. The latest geopolitical/economic challenge: …