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Berlin, border crossing, 1989
Blog Posts
November 9, 2019 | Russ Baker
Tags: anniversary, Berlin Wall

Russ Baker’s Firsthand Account of the Fall of the Wall

Reading Time: 3 minutes WhoWhatWhy founder and Editor-in-Chief Russ Baker was in Germany when the Berlin Wall came down. Here’s what he reported 30 years ago. It is highly relevant at a time when new walls are being built and families separated.

Northern California, wildfire
Blog Posts
November 2, 2019 | Stephen P. Pizzo
Tags: California, PG&E, wildfire

A Look at the California Inferno That Is Too Close for Comfort

Reading Time: 4 minutes A personal account of what it’s like inside the hell of a California wildfire.

Kurds, Turkey, Syria.
Blog Posts
October 31, 2019 | WWW Staff
Tags: Baghdadi, Donald Trump, ISIS, Russia, Syria, Turkey

US Celebration of ISIS Raid May Be Short-Lived as Turmoil Brews

Reading Time: 2 minutes As the US mulls its continued role in Syria, further chaos is spreading through the region. The governments of three key Syria neighbors have either collapsed, or are teetering on the brink.

spy, DC Metro
Blog Posts
October 30, 2019 | John Kendall Hawkins
Tags: Deep state, Edward Snowden

Who Is ‘Homo Contractus’? Edward Snowden on the Deep State

Reading Time: 7 minutes The Deep State is at war with privacy. We are the last frontier.

White House, treason
Blog Posts
October 23, 2019 | Harvey A. Schwartz
Tags: Donald Trump, treason, tweets

It’s ‘Treason’ Season: Trump’s Latest Rant Cycle

Reading Time: 6 minutes Dropping the T-bomb is just one more symptom of Trump’s increasing instability and loss of self-control.

Saudi Aramco
Blog Posts
October 21, 2019 | Victor Kotsev
Tags: Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia

As the US Flex Muscle, Saudi Arabia Flirts with Old Enemies

Reading Time: 2 minutes All options are on the table for US ally Saudi Arabia: from peace talks with Iran and the Yemeni rebels, and possible warming to Russia — to war with Iran.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Mike Pence
Blog Posts, World
October 18, 2019 | WhoWhatWhy Staff
Tags: Kurds, Syria, Turkey

Who Wins in Syria Cease-Fire Deal? Hint: It Isn’t the Kurds

Reading Time: 2 minutes The deal announced by Vice President Mike Pence on Thursday leaves more questions than answers.

Alex Acosta, Jeffrey Epstein
Blog Posts
October 4, 2019 | Leonard C. Goodman
Tags: Alexander Acosta, Jeffrey Epstein

Jeffrey Epstein ‘Belonged to Intelligence’?

Reading Time: 7 minutes Who told Alexander Acosta that Epstein “belonged to intelligence?” What would happen if he were forced to talk about it? Why hasn’t that happened?

Syrian refugees, Budapest
Blog Posts
September 18, 2019 | Stephen P. Pizzo
Tags: climate change, migration, Refugees

Climate Change Exodus: Is a Migration Catastrophe Inevitable?

Reading Time: 8 minutes In decades to come, vast refugee populations, fleeing the ravages of a changing climate, could present the developed world with an overwhelming challenges.

Donald Trump, climate change, Sharpiegate
Blog Posts, Cartoon, Environment, Opinion
September 15, 2019 | DonkeyHotey
Tags: climate change, Donald Trump, Sharpiegate

Donald Trump Has Found a Solution to Global Warming

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