Yes, John Bolton Really Is That Dangerous

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28, he insisted in a Wall Street Journal op-ed article that “it is perfectly legitimate for the United States to respond to the current ‘necessity’ posed by North … In March 2015, he argued in a New York Times Op-Ed opinion article that only military action like Israel’s 1981 attack on Saddam Hussein’s Osirak …

As Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, tweeted Friday: “@realDonaldTrump is now set for war on 3 fronts: political vs Bob Mueller, economic vs China/others on trade, and actual vs. Iran and/or North Korea. This is the most perilous moment in modern American history — and it …

But for every article about Facebook’s creepy stalker behavior, thousands of other companies are breathing a collective sigh of relief that it’s Facebook and not them in the spotlight. Because while Facebook is one of the biggest players in this space, there are thousands of other companies that spy on and …

Google plans to update its search algorithm to boost results from known credible, trustworthy news sites and drop results from sites known to publish fake or misleading articles. This change will help ensure that users are getting the most accurate and up-to-date information possible in order to stay informed …

“Cavan are like plenty of small counties out there, aching beyond articulation for one day different. Their football is bound up in them, tied with strings of local pride, desperate longing, fierce and genuine partisanship. If you are a Cavan GAA supporter, you see this thing as an extension of you. The hope.

A win-win for marketers, advertisers and readers — but a giant loss for democracy as we know it, because it will take away the core of what makes democracies successful: well-informed citizens, who form opinions not by simply reading articlesthey agree with, but by examining that which they don’t agree …

“Look at this.” My friend stuck her phone under my nose. On it was a picture on Instagram of a couple we both know, a photo of one of them pursing her lips over a frothy cocktail in a dim bar, flash on. Underneath, the caption said something like, “Weekly Love Post #72: Fancy cocktails with bae …

In the coming months, I will be telling some of the unknown success stories in higher education. I’ll also look at campuses that should be doing better. There are few things I find more inspiring than listening to teenagers from difficult backgrounds talk about their future, usually with optimism and ambition.