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When news broke the other day that YouTube’s headquarters was the scene of an active shooting, many people undoubtedly feared the worst. Initial reports from the scene had talked about …

Citibank announced Thursday that it will require businesses using its services to adhere to a series of “best practices” that the company intends to impose on its customers. From now …

If you had left the planet five or ten years ago, or even just moved to another country, and just returned to the US today your head would probably be …

In a move that was not completely unexpected yet surprising in its suddenness, President Trump has replaced Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State. Tillerson’s departure was not unanticipated, as it …

If the first year of the Trump presidency saw many of his supporters pumping their fists in joy at all the “winning” that was going on, this second year has …

In typical obstructionist fashion, Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer is calling on Republicans to delay the vote on the tax bill that will significantly lower rates for individuals and corporations. Schumer …

Not long after officially entering into its second bout of hyperinflation in the past decade, Zimbabwe is now facing political turmoil. After military action last night to take over the …

In the aftermath of the Catalan independence referendum, Spanish authorities are cracking down in Catalonia. Calling on a provision of Spain’s 1978 Constitution, Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy is moving to …

Venezuela’s government-run oil company, PDVSA, is falling behind on its debt payments. On Friday it will have to pay its creditors $985 million, and less than a week later it …

The ambush on US troops in Niger two weeks ago was reportedly executed by a group calling itself Islamic State in the Greater Sahara. The assault involved 40-50 extremists in …